By Zhang Monan

July 11, 2016

"Whether the Fed will start its interest-rate hike in June has been an uncertain factor harassing the global financial market. However, no matter whether the anticipated hike happens or not, the global cross-border capital structure and flow will change in turning point and direction.

Fundamentally, the total outflow and inflow of cross-border capital follow the basic law of the global financial cyclical change as capital flow, credit increase and leverage ratio all have a global financial cycle. The counter cyclicality in the global capital flow supervision is a big issue facing the decision makers."

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http://www.chinausfocus.com/finance-economy/the-shift-of-two-big-circulations-in-global-finance-and-trade/

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