The global monetary standard will inevitably be the renminbi
Michael Howells explores the Silk Road path to the renminbi becoming the global monetary standard.
China
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Asia stays calm while Western growth slows
Catherine Yeung walks us through Asia’s solid fundamentals and attractive market valuations.
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Martin Currie shows door to China manager Chris Ruffle
Martin Currie has parted company with China manager Chris Ruffle following a conflict of interest.
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AllianceBernstein launches Asia-focused bond fund
AllianceBernstein has launched a fixed income fund which aims to tap into Chinese economic growth.
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Emerging market credit bubble fears overblown
Manoj Prahad explains why he has few concerns over a mooted emerging market credit bubble.
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PA ANALYSIS: A poor Q2 could signal a healthy H2
Q2 GDP figures were abysmally low but ‘base effect’ means that H2 could show signs of improvement.
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Chinas local loan woes part of long road to rebalance economy
Chinas local government debt problems can be managed but leaders need to proactively address them.
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China to benefit as inflationary pressures moderate
China is advanced in its cycle of interest rate rises with inflationary pressures set to moderate.
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Henderson closes offshore China Opportunities Fund
Henderson is to close its offshore China opportunities fund as a significant shareholder pulls out.
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PA ANALYSIS: India’s markets hit by economic woes
India’s inflation-hit economy may have knocked its growth story back a step or two.
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South Korea and Taiwan strength a bonus for APac investors
Catherine Yeung argues Taiwan and South Korea strength adds to China’s resilience for APac investors
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PA ANALYSIS: Is Bolton right on China?
Anthony Bolton says China will achieve a soft landing – is the consensus on the issue a warning?
