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.

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.
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The Hong Kong-domiciled mixed asset product focuses on three structural trends.
Not only do current levels of valuation dispersion suggest that value has plenty of upside – it can also offer protection in frothy markets, according to Schroders.
Investors should look beyond the lull in Chinese stocks and boost exposure to A-shares to reap growth-related rewards over time – and before index providers catch up, says Schroders.
Themes such as clean energy generation, transmission and distribution, energy storage, energy efficiency and clean mobility offer strong growth prospects for investors, says Schroders.
FSA compares two multi-asset income products: the JP Morgan Multi Income Fund and the Schroder Asian Asset Income Fund.
The acceleration of various trends amid Covid-19 enables investors to exploit tech-led progress within certain areas of healthcare, manufacturing and lifestyle, among other sectors, says Schroders.
This week FSA presents a quick comparison of two China equities products: the Franklin Templeton Global Balanced Fund and the Schroder ISF Global Multi-Asset Income Fund.
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