China's inevitable devaluation will pour more pain on industry

China’s inevitable devaluation will pour more pain on industry

February 12 2016 by Nick Ferguson

More than US$270 billion left China during December and January, according to the Institute for International Finance, representing a dramatic turnaround in global capital flows.

The flood of money ...

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