The year-to-date China rally demonstrates the only certainty in the mainland market: wild annual swings.

The year-to-date China rally demonstrates the only certainty in the mainland market: wild annual swings.
Identifying the least volatile funds might spare investors from future pain as they regain their faith in the roller coaster China equity market.
This week FSA presents a quick comparison of two China equity products: The Invesco China Focus Equity Fund and the Standard Life Investments China Equities Fund.
Data collected by Last Word Research shows a rapid rise in pessimism towards equities and credit among fund selectors in the region.
US equity valuations have become cheaper, but investors can find more value elsewhere, argues Norman Villamin, Zurich-based chief investment officer for private banking at Union Bancaire Privée.
Net sales of China-domiciled funds sold in Hong Kong via the Mutual Recognition of Funds (MRF) scheme turned positive in November, according to China’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE).
One of the biggest mistakes of Hui Tai, Hong Kong-based managing director and Asia chief investment strategist at JP Morgan Asset Management, was underestimating the US economy.
Premium brands that tap the service and lifestyle-led demand of mainlanders are expected to lift China-focused portfolios in the next 12 months, according to industry sources.
Get set for stronger volatility in 2019, warns Aberdeen Standard Investments’ head of global strategy Andrew Milligan, who has some ideas for the ride through the storm.
Investors had no place to go but down in October. Which China funds fared the best and worst?
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