Chinese premier warns world financial leaders of 'deglobalisation' risks


BEIJING: China's number two leader warned on Monday (Dec 9) that "deglobalisation" was putting further strain on the world economy, as he welcomed the heads of multilateral financial institutions to Beijing.

Premier Li Qiang (pic) made the remarks in his opening speech at a summit attended by the top leaders of organisations including the International Monetary Fund, the World Trade Organisation and the World Bank.

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