Many have argued that China’s attempts to prevent its currency from weakening conflict with its efforts to keep domestic monetary conditions loose. But China’s monetary indicators still point to a pick-up in economic growth. What’s more, there is little in the monetary data from elsewhere to support fears of a global downturn.
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