In most normal markets, when enough investors acknowledge the existence of a bubble, it will burst, so why has China’s ‘A’ share market, arguably the world’s most obvious stock market bubble, not popped yet?
The short answer is, of course, that China is not a normal market. Understanding what is going on in what has already become the region’s third-largest stock market, as well as what is likely to happen, requires a deeper understanding of the structural problems within China’s financial system.
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