SHANGHAI: Investors in China’s financial markets are betting the next two weeks will be a breeze.
That’s down to expectations the government won’t allow anything to overshadow its National Day on Oct 1, when China is set to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the People’s Republic. History is on their side: in the month running up to the big anniversaries since 2004, the Shanghai Composite Index has added more than 4%. The yuan was stable in those periods.
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