April 10, 2014 ought to be a surprise day for both Hong Kong and Shanghai stock markets. Chinese Premier Li Keqiang
We, Mr China, formally put our own Chinese GDP (Gross Domestic Product) target at an annual growth rate of +7.3% YoY in 2014.
GDP, by definition,
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