China wants domestic investors to stop buying so much foreign stock
About a third of Chinese funds that invest in foreign securities have halted or limited access to offshore markets, The Financial Times reports.
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About a third of Chinese funds that invest in foreign securities have halted or limited access to offshore markets, The Financial Times reports.
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By Bola A. Akinterinwa Relationship between the People’s Republic of China and the Federal Republic of Nigeria is quite interesting because it is largely defined by many geo-political factors. First is the factor of demography. Nigeria is the most populous nation-state in Africa. It also has the largest black population in the world. And true enough, in every five African peoples, one of them is a Nigerian. In the same vein, China has the biggest population, not only in Asia, but also in the whole world. As such, both countries are demographic powers that cannot be easily neglected in the d...