While oil shocks and liquidity stress unsettle global assets, steady bond yields and a resilient yuan are helping boost potential of Chinese financial markets
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As the U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict has roiled global markets in recent weeks, China has appeared relatively insulated from the energy-driven shock that is reshaping asset pricing worldwide.
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