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Like the famed-prince, Chinese officials are wrestling with seeming and being.
They seem to be relaxing their control over financial markets, but are they really? Are they tolerating market forces because they approve of what they are doing, such as driving interest rates down or weakening the yuan? If so, what happens when the markets do something of which they don’t approve?
Much of what seems like the...</description>
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      <title>Sinification of Hong Kong not same as internationalisation of the yuan</title>
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