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China syndrome

BY BENJAMIN ONG | THURSDAY, 24 SEP 2015 9:47AM

The prevailing market psychology is that either the Politburo is willing no more to underwrite the economy to ensure that its 7.0% growth target is achieved; or that, it's willing but failing to underwrite the economy to ensure that its 7.0% growth target is achieved.

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