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$2 trillion debt boom leaves emerging-market companies, and banks, at risk at the first sign of trouble.
Employers take over from central banks as drivers of international expansion; it may be time for inflation worries to pick up as well.
PBOC announces it will remove the cap on foreign-currency deposit rates in Shanghai for small institutional accounts.
Analysts worry about what happens when the gift of easy money goes away for good.
That's the new bond market mantra as investors dismiss inflation risk.
Incoming House majority leader Kevin McCarthy supports letting the bank's lending authority expire.