The Global Consequences Of China's Manufacturing Slowdown

Tim Condon, ING's head of Asia research, discusses China's economic slowdown and its implications for the global economy.

Feb 4th, 2016

Tim Condon, ING's head of Asia research, discusses China's economic slowdown and its implications for the global economy with Bloomberg's Rishaad Salamat on "Trending Business."

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