IMF assessment highlights China’s frailties in financial system

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China must adopt measures to further liberalise its financial system and mitigate the risk of asset bubbles forming, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Thursday at the conclusion of its first Financial Sector Assessment Programme (FSAP) of China.

At a conference marking the conclusion of the IMF's Article IV mission to China in Beijing, John Lipsky, the acting managing director of the IMF, said while progress had been made to move towards a more market-based financial system, China

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