What’s an ‘E-shaped’ economy — and where do you fit in it?
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The middle class is at the center of the changing shape of the economy.
Here’s what you need to know.
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China's representative to the IMF, He Jianxiong, sharply disagreed with a number of IMF's conclusions -- including its assessment of the currency. He said that one reason that China's reserves have grown to more than $US3 trillion ($2.8 trillion) is that central banks in the US and Europe have kept interest rates so low that capital has surged into emerging markets.
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