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LatAm Borrowers Could See China Option

May 6, 2008

Once China tackles its currency and liberalizes capital flows it might become a tempting place for LatAm borrowers, since local currency borrowing will provide some hedge for commodity exporters, says Michael Pettis, professor of finance at Guanghua...

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