Growing evidence that China’s economy is slowing has triggered falls in domestic equity and global commodity markets this week but there has been no repeat of the broad global sell-off that accompanied worries about China in the recent past. This is a reasonable response: China’s growth may have peaked but it isn’t slumping. What’s more, the sorts of events in China that triggered previous global sell-offs seem unlikely to materialise.
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