Quiet Capital Flight Dents China’s Sway as $1.2tn ‘Disappears’ (Nikkei Asian Review)
A total of $1.2 trillion has “disappeared” from China’s statistics in a little over a decade, potentially undermining the clout the country has sought to build through the Belt and Road infrastructure initiative and huge investments in U.S. government bonds. READ MORE
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