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The MSCI China Index’s 14 percent jump this year is its strongest start since 2006, and one of its best performances versus world equities since the global financial crisis. Traders are now willing to pay the most in six years for the gauge as the yuan stabilizes and concerns ease over global trade -- risks that helped the measure sink 7.1 percent in the previous three months.
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The MSCI China Index’s 14 percent jump this year is its strongest start since 2006, and one of its best performances versus world equities since the global financial crisis. Traders are now willing to pay the most in six years for the gauge as the yuan stabilizes and concerns ease over global trade -- risks that helped the measure sink 7.1 percent in the previous three months.
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