Examining the factors that drive hot money into China

Jing, Mengzhou (2011). Examining the factors that drive hot money into China Master's Thesis, School of Economics, The University of Queensland.

       
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Author Jing, Mengzhou
Thesis Title Examining the factors that drive hot money into China
School, Centre or Institute School of Economics
Institution The University of Queensland
Publication date 2011
Thesis type Master's Thesis
Supervisor Dr. Thanh Quang Le
Dr. James Laurenceson
Total pages 103
Language eng
Subjects 350300 Banking, Finance and Investment
Formatted abstract

Hot money flow into China has been particularly strong since China‟s reform of exchange rate regime. They can be attributed to a number of factors including interest rate differential, expected exchange rate revaluation and also the profitability in China‟s assets market. This thesis is dedicated to examine how these various factors affect hot money into China.   

Keyword Interest rate differential
Exchange rate appreciation
Share price index

 
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