Despite headwinds, Chinese equities and bonds offer opportunities for investors this year, according to the German wealth manager.

Despite headwinds, Chinese equities and bonds offer opportunities for investors this year, according to the German wealth manager.
The double whammy of slowing growth and rising inflation is dampening equity and credit opportunities, but Chinese government bonds offer potential, says Pictet Asset Management (Pictet AM).
China should be treated separately from both developed and emerging markets, according to Blackrock Investment Institute (BII).
Value equities continue to make sense and Asian equities offer attractive risk-reward returns, according to HSBC Asset Management (HSBC AM).
Investors seeking opportunities to capitalise on China’s robust growth path should look at domestic fixed income as the bond market continues to open wider, says Schroders.
This week FSA presents a quick comparison of two Greater China equities products: the Allianz All China Equity Fund and the JP Morgan Greater China Fund.
Regulatory and social pressure is forcing Chinese tech companies to integrate environmental practices, according to Eastspring Investments.
The asset manager’s CIO expects emerging Asia to be the most promising investment region over the next 12 months and longer term.
Asia’s growing affluence and the consumer preferences of its younger population bode well for opportunities in the luxury sector over the coming months, according to GAM Investments (Gam).
Foreign investors continue to allocate to onshore debt throughout market cycles, with investment grade bonds particularly appealing, according to Aberdeen Standard Investments (ASI).
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