The three indicators, part of a planned suite of eight, will cover appreciation pressures on the renminbi, the initial public offering and debt capital markets. While data from a traditionally opaque market will be provided by Shanghai-based Xinhua, the overlying information will be produce by the Milken Institute, a publicly-funded economic think tank.
The trio will be followed next year by launches covering the banking sector, mergers and acquisitions, privatisations and joint ventures, corporate governance and trade openness.
Of the new indices, the Renminbi Pressure Indicator will consider appreciation...
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