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Tightly wound Chinese economy poised to spring back into action

But easing of restrictions could open the Covid floodgates or heap more misery on global inflation woes.

This is the first time Morgan Stanley has been overweight China in almost two years.

Nine out of ten investors in Hong Kong said they intend to make changes to their investment strategies, according to a study by Schroders.

Around 400,000 tonnes of carbon credits were traded less than a month after the launch of the city’s carbon marketplace.

Despite the headwinds, a full-blown banking crisis is still unlikely, said UBS.

Recent history has shown how successful sectors can be cut down to size at the whim of the government.

It is the first wealth and asset manager to convert its joint venture into a wholly foreign owned public fund management company.

It failed to monitor record keeping and trading activities in discretionary accounts.

David Li died suddenly in his home city of Sydney.

India offers investors upside surprise but it does come at a premium.