Policy support will be critical to help the country transition towards its ambitions of ‘new economy’ driven growth, according to some asset managers.

Policy support will be critical to help the country transition towards its ambitions of ‘new economy’ driven growth, according to some asset managers.
There is a silver lining to the country’s property market slump, says BNP Paribas’s chief China economist Jacqueline Rong.
Investment firms are encouraged by China’s latest Q3 GDP figures, which came in at 1.3% quarter over quarter versus 0.5% in Q2.
China’s rapid economic growth has led to the emergence of family offices in the country, but AUM is still lagging the rest of the world, according to a UBS WM report.
Nearly 31% of the surveyed respondents said they are likely to invest in China equities if interest rates are reduced further this year.
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