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China questions not to pass over

This is a holy juncture. Christians are celebrating Easter, and Jews Passover. A ritual common to both is the Jewish seder – a dinner in which Jews remember the exodus from Egypt. Jesus’s Last Supper, which gave rise to the Mass, was a seder.

At a seder the youngest person has to ask four questions about why this night is different from all others. The Long View also asks four questions each Passover about why things in the market are different from how they usually are.

This year’s questions are all about China, giving it a flavour of the food Jews eat at Christmas, rather than Passover.

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約翰•奧瑟茲

約翰•奧瑟茲(John Authers)是英國《金融時報》的Lex主編,是全球最具影響力的金融市場專家之一。他於1990年加入FT,曾經擔任美國市場編輯、美國銀行記者和墨西哥分社社長。奧瑟茲畢業於牛津大學,並且擁有哥倫比亞大學的MBA學位。

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