Recent pro-market, pro-growth messages should stem fears and give investors reason to view China favourably longer term, says Fidelity International.

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Recent pro-market, pro-growth messages should stem fears and give investors reason to view China favourably longer term, says Fidelity International.
There is a correlation between investing in businesses that aim to deliver sustainable outcomes and achieving consistently attractive returns, says NN Investment Partners.
Capital deployed by investors in Asia into commercial property globally surged to $54.6bn in 2021, according to CBRE.
Investors should expect to see growth in the demand for some commodities in China as the country transitions to a carbon-neutral economy, according to Pimco.
Following recent underperformance in the region as a result of the impact of the pandemic, the longer-term outlook is now looking brighter, according to Eastspring Investments.
As thematics gain greater traction in portfolios, emerging tech and sustainability are key preferences among Asia Pacific investors, according to Broadridge research.
Fixed income and equity portfolios need to prepare as question marks emerge over economic growth, according to NN Investment Partners (NNIP).
As policy and liquidity tensions build, there is a growing threat they will disrupt the apparent calm in stock markets, according to T. Rowe Price.
Global economic recovery is underpinning transport and power demand, while digital infrastructure is continuing to expand, says DWS.
Effecting behavioural change in companies relies on investors using their underlying investments as leverage, according to Jupiter Asset Management (Jupiter AM).
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