China’s better-than-expected economic numbers are building the case for Beijing to go slow on further stimulus and hold on to positive interest rates, furthering the divide between the Middle Kingdom and easy money policies in most of the developed world. This is whetting an appetite for Chinese government bonds in an environment of low or next to zero interest rates…
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