China’s consumer-led growth trajectory will endure despite the current problems, and there are still investment opportunities in key sectors, according to Newton Investment Management.

China’s consumer-led growth trajectory will endure despite the current problems, and there are still investment opportunities in key sectors, according to Newton Investment Management.
Investors may find better opportunities in dividend-paying companies than growth stocks, argues Newton IM’s Nick Clay.
Among the opportunities in emerging markets this year, theme investing, as well as China deserve a closer look, according to Rob Marshall-Lee, investment leader in the emerging and Asian equity team at BNY Mellon-owned boutique Newton Investment Management.
China is a bad place to invest for structural and macro-economic reasons, especially since a global economic downturn is on the horizon, argues contrarian Brendan Mulhern, real return strategist at Newton Investment Management.
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High-level macroeconomic themes are the basis for Newton’s investment management strategy, according to Paul Brain, investment leader for fixed income at the London-based firm.
Fund managers believe emerging market debt looks more attractive in 2017, although China is still a big concern.
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