
“Move over, Janet Yellen and Ben Bernanke. Step aside, Mario Draghi and Haruhiko Kuroda. When it comes to monetary stimulus, Zhou Xiaochuan, the longtime governor of the People’s Bank of China, has no rivals. The latest data show that the country’s rapid growth in money supply has continued. Mr. Zhou and his colleagues at the Chinese central bank have only begun the difficult and dangerous task of reining it in. The amount of money sloshing around China’s economy, according to a broad measure that is closely watched here, has now tripled since the end of 2006. Housing prices have soared, feeding fears of a bubble while leaving many ordinary Chinese feeling poor and left out.”
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