China’s stock market sell-off and the rest of the world

Although equity indices in both Hong Kong and mainland China have fallen sharply in recent days, the impact on financial markets elsewhere in the world has, so far, been remarkably limited. This Capital Daily examines why this might be and considers what might happen next.

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