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The renminbi’s resilience has faltered as appetite for Chinese assets has turned. What does this mean for China’s markets as the country faces a rekindled policy trilemma?
While we believe the opportunity remains promising, equity investors must understand the growing role political governance plays in China’s economy.
Portfolio manager May Ling Wee discusses the key risks and opportunities for Chinese equities.
With crosscurrents roiling the tech sector, it’s important to keep strong financial performance and the power of secular themes in mind.
Jennifer James, emerging market credit portfolio manager, considers how policies enacted by China’s government towards COVID, consumption and credit are likely to shape China’s near-term trajectory.
The far-reaching implications of China’s efforts to rebalance its economy.
Fixed income portfolio managers Jennifer James and Tom Ross consider how efforts to rebalance the economy in China are having far-reaching implications.
Even as they increase regulatory oversight of the tech sector, Chinese authorities still value the role played by private sector companies in digitising the country’s economy, research analyst Adam Wolfman explains.
Jennifer James, Emerging Market Credit Portfolio Manager, explores how the People’s Bank of China’s digital currency has been several years in the making but has the potential to rapidly reshape the payments industry.
Portfolio manager May Ling Wee discusses China’s challenges and responses to an ageing population and what this means for investors.
Jennifer James and Ales Koutny, emerging market specialists within the Global Bonds Team, interpret the data in China’s latest census, highlighting pressing economic and societal issues that will need to be addressed.
The COVID-19 pandemic has likely exposed both the winners and pretenders in emerging markets, explains Daniel Graña.