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An economist with the Chinese
Academy of Social Sciences,
Yuan Gangming, says China may
"move shortly" to help Europe
solve its debt crisis. He told
Bloomberg that Beijing might
invest as much as 100 billion
euros in the euro zone bailout
fund and a facility set up by
the International Monetary
Fund.
He said China's
contribution would be
"meaningful" to stabilise
conditions, while allowing
Beijing to reap investment
returns, improve its image and
have a greater say in European
and global financial talks. Mr
Yuan said his estimates didn't
necessarily represent what the
government is planning to do.
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