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Supply chains were disrupted long before the pandemic by U.S.-China trade tensions.

I was a little bit surprised that the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) communique got more attention in the U.S. last week than the speech given by the governor of China's cent

The volume of goods and services traded between the U.S. and China during July 2020 rose over their June 2020 levels as the economic recovery from the coronavirus recession continued.

We again are seeing how rapidly expanding credit in China is spilling over into the global market. In reaction to its economy being slammed by covid-19, China, like many countries, has unleashed sever

Timing rallies to predict short and unpredictable market behavior is mission impossible. Capturing China as an asset class is not about being opportunistic; it is not a trade.

The reopening so far has exceeded expectations as Chinese consumers shift parts of their lives online and factories move towards greater capacity utilization.

The recent move to potentially delist Chinese companies from American exchanges has made for good headlines.

The strength of China's economic recovery since COVID-19. What does the indefinite postponement of China-U.S.

Why we think EM equity asset class will be among the most attractive investment opportunities over the next decade.

The flow of trade between the U.S. and China in June 2020 shows continued signs of economic recovery.

Alongside the recent collapse in G7 bond yields, as the COVID-19 crisis has developed, Chinese government bond yields have backed up in recent months, reflecting PBOC caution in cutting interest rates

In June 2020, a group of six World Bank economists issued a very interesting paper called China's Productivity Slowdown and Future Growth Potential.

COVID stimulus stoked bubble dynamics for global risk assets, certainly including Chinese equities. This bubble has turned unstable.

Awareness of environmental, social and governance issues has increased in China. As China's equity markets hit the international stage, it also propelled ESG issues to the forefront.

Over the past one to three years, China outperformed global equity markets broadly, with the MSCI China Index having outperformed the MSCI USA Index by almost 10% in the first quarter of 2020.