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The cusp of a lost decade, is China at risk of Japanification?

In the latest episode of the Emerging Markets Equities podcast, Nick Robinson sits down with Bob Gilhooly to look at all things China. Covering geopolitics and potential comparisons between China today and Japan 30 years ago.

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Nick Robinson
Deputy Head of Global Emerging Market Equities
Robert Gilhooly
Robert Gilhooly
Senior Emerging Markets Economist
Pedestrian area in Tokyo

Duration: 28 Mins

Date: 05 Sep 2023

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