Q&A: China's onshore bond market too expensive

BOCHK Asset Management remains confident about prospects for the offshore dim sum market once the currency stabilises.
Ben Yuen
Ben Yuen

Towards the end of February, the Chinese government took a major step towards the liberalisation of its capital markets by opening up its domestic bond market to international investors and scrapping the quota system. 

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