How to Make Money Out of China's National People's Congress
- Debt, property tax and gambling could be discussed at meeting
- Policy shifts could move the big banks, green stocks or bonds
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China’s biggest political event of the year is a key opportunity to gather valuable trading intelligence about the world’s second-largest economy.
The National People’s Congress brings almost 3,000 delegates from all over China -- including some of the country’s richest and most influential businesspeople -- to Beijing to discuss policy and the way forward. It kicked off Monday with the release of Premier Li Keqiang’s work report, which covered everything from plans for a property tax to cutting air pollution.