Stephen Chang
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China's economic transformation presents both challenges and opportunities for global markets.
The U.S. Fed’s potential rate cuts should stabilise the Asia credit market overall, but have a mixed impact on the region’s economies.
Before Economic Forums were mainstream on Wall Street, our investment professionals were gathering to identify economic and market trends for our clients. Decades later, the cornerstone of our process is stronger and more important than ever.
China’s central government puts high-quality growth as top priority, along with continued support for business and opening-up.
As the COVID-19 recovery continues, we expect Asia’s growth-inflation dynamics to diverge from the rest of the world, led by China’s long-awaited economic reopening.
China’s introduction of comprehensive support for its real estate sector could provide some cyclical relief amidst longer-term headwinds, but new COVID-19 waves cloud the outlook.
Active management appears especially important during this fast-moving cycle when dislocations are likely and capturing resulting opportunities can be key to producing alpha.
China’s regulatory crackdown focuses on specific sectors. Market volatility will likely be temporary, and long-run prospects for active investors remain robust.
Idiosyncratic Risk in China Real Estate: What Does it Mean for the Property Market and Banks?
We do not expect widespread contagion across China’s real estate or banking sectors despite the challenging outlook.