Polar Capital: Is the China growth story over?
Chinese growth has slowed, but it is far from over, says Polar Capital’s Jerry Wu
Chinese growth has slowed, but it is far from over, says Polar Capital’s Jerry Wu
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2024 is likely to be another uphill battle for China, writes Janet Mui
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Fund Selector Asia’s Rupert Walker reports on-the-ground views from Hong Kong
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As the Year of the Dragon opens with the stockmarket of the world’s second-largest economy at record lows, Portfolio Adviser analyses the myriad headwinds facing China in 2024
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China has lost $7trn of market capitalisation over the past three years
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Abrdn China Investment Company (ACIC) is being wound up
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Global desire for strategic autonomy away from China is ‘wholly unrealistic’
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BNY Mellon, Franklin Templeton and JP Morgan funds all make the grade
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SuMi Trust’s Tatsuya Suzuki discusses how investors can overcome barriers to entry to capitalise on India’s growth
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Antipodes’ Alison Savas discusses where she is finding opportunities within Chinese equities despite multiple headwinds
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Liontrust Global Technology was the best performer
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There is an element of investors having to roll with the punches, says FundCalibre MD
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