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FT's Robert Armstrong looks at the resilience of leading US stocks
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Four charts that explain how Beijing benefits from the global financial hub on its doorstep
The FT's James Politi reviews the trade tussle between China and the US
The rising popularity of index strategies have caused a fundamental shift in who owns the stock markets.
Decision comes after Beijing let renminbi fall through key level
Big returns that emerging markets used to offer may be a thing of the past
The number of publicly listed companies has fallen by almost half in the last 20 years, potentially inflating valuations
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