If you invest in China, you need exposure to A-shares, according to Chelsea Financial Services.

If you invest in China, you need exposure to A-shares, according to Chelsea Financial Services.
Inflation will remain elevated in Asia Pacific next year, so companies with greater pricing power are likely to offer better returns, according to Jupiter Asset Management.
Eurozone and Japanese equities will likely outperform their peers next year, said the Swiss wealth manager.
Investors should gain exposure as both China equities and fixed income are undervalued, said Blackrock.
Even during a period of volatility, equites are still the best asset class, according to Fidelity International.
Inflation is not transitory, therefore investors should factor in inflation when constructing portfolios, according to the European fund manager.
The fund is the first ETF tracking the Hang Seng China New Economy Index listed in Hong Kong.
Investing in infrastructure should generate reliable and growing cashflows while embracing future trends, argues M&G Investments.
The ETF will be the largest ESG fund listed on the Singapore exchange with $328m of AUM.
The firm has identified several stocks from four sectors as good opportunities, despite ongoing regulatory tightening.
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