The document discusses the economic outlook for China in 2016, highlighting expected policy easing due to rising challenges. It covers RMB asset volatilities, asset allocation between equity and fixed income markets, reserve diversification inflows, credit risks, and trading strategies. The document also predicts RMB depreciation to continue into 2016 despite government efforts to slow capital outflows.
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{"title":"China Monthly: Rising challenges will trigger more policy easing in 2016","key_people":["PBoC officials","SAFE officials"],"document_date":"2015-12-06","document_type":"other","key_locations":["China","Hong Kong"],"key_organizations":["Deutsche Bank","PBoC","SAFE","NDRC"]}