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What markets want on rates & is now the time to buy China?

Ed Monk

Ed Monk - Fidelity International

This week, we’re splitting our attention between two stories from this week - first, the latest round of rate-setting meetings on both sides of the Atlantic. Will the market get what it wants with some dovish words from central bankers?

And then we’ll take a look at China, where the stock market has been a disappointment for its backers over the past year - but does now represent a good time to buy?

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