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The prospect of more sanctions is likely to finish off North Korea’s flirtation with Chinese-style economic reform
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China’s leadership has taken encouraging steps towards remedying some of its inherited ills - especially the welfare of its rural poor. But putting right the legacy of the 1990s won’t be easy
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China central bank governor unruffled by reports on recurrent bank failings
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Multilateral support hinges on a permanent Maoist truce, says ADB
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Authorities claim efforts to remedy the blight of corruption are having unexpected consequences.
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Markets are waiting eagerly for China’s bond market to evolve. Central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan tells Emerging Markets why he is committed to reform
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Despite its first steps towards economic recovery, concerns are growing that Japan might end up averting an asset bubble at the cost of a bond market crisis
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