Charles Dumas, Financial Times contributor, says the trajectory of Japan’s monetary policy might bust China’s asset bubbles.

He adds Japan has devalued the yen quite competitively and China is the most exposed. Currently, the country’s overvaluation has surged to 33%. Read more.

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