This week: Outlook for China and RMB about to improve: Deutsche Bank IPB; Fed hawkish cycle has not peaked: Bank of Singapore Outlook for China and RMB about to improve: Deutsche Bank IPB Deutsche Bank International Private Bank (IPB) sees the recent RMB depreciation only as a temporary market reaction to a stronger USD and is betting on a brighter…
CIO Weekly – The worst for China and RMB is behind us: Jason Liu of Deutsche Bank IPB
By Carly Lau, reporter | 5 May 2022

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