The British boutique asset manager known for focusing on capital preservation has turned bullish on Chinese equities.

The British boutique asset manager known for focusing on capital preservation has turned bullish on Chinese equities.
There are reasons to be bullish despite the recent correction in Indian equities.
“We have never felt so excited about the outlook for Japan as we do at the moment” said JPMorgan Japan fund manager Nicholas Weindling.
Rate cuts and higher growth are among factors supporting continued performance.
Macroeconomic challenges still persist in China and need to be addressed, according to AXA IM’s Asia chief investment officer Ecaterina Bigos.
Group warned of Q4 £8bn outflow from legacy Scottish Widows mandate.
The resilience of Asian domestic economies could withstand higher trade tariffs, say market strategists.
Commentators believe ‘systemic risks to the market are low’.
Investors’ main concerns are interest rates and the prospects of recession.
Central bank buying and falling interest rates will drive gold prices higher, according to Goldman Sachs.
Part of the Mark Allen Group.