China’s economic rebalancing will reduce social risks, but transition will be bumpy

In this episode of Moody’s Talks – Emerging Markets Decoded, Lillian Li from the Credit Strategy & Research team and Lina Choi from the Corporates team join host Shirin Mohammadi to discuss how China’s common prosperity framework and new antitrust regulations will shape the credit outlook for the sovereign and businesses. 

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• Government Policy – China - 'Common prosperity' agenda will create transition risks, with longer-term benefits if well implemented 
• Technology Services – China - Antitrust regulations limit market-share expansion and reduce earnings growth

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