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China has drastically eased its Covid-19 measures. Both domestic mobility and international traffic should increase in 2023.

Foreign investors are pouring back into China after having been underweight for much of the last year and a half. Over $1.85 billion flowed into Mainland stocks via the Northbound Stock Connect, and i

Most global economists feel that any recovery in China could be more U-shaped than V-shaped. The 2022 Chinese economy can best be described as a spluttering car engine.

Wall Street recorded a moderate performance last week. But the final week of the year was not that bad.

China continues to roll back its COVID-19 zero-tolerance policy, lifting many ongoing quarantines and removing testing requirements that previously prevented the population from moving about cities an

China ETFs have been rallying of late to reflect easing Covid controls and a sweeping rescue package to bail out developers.

It appears to us that there is less potential for support for the country's embattled housing sector in the near term. While there had already been restrictions on the export of high-end chips to Chin

Our main takeaway from China's 20th Party Congress is the emphasis on security, implying further self-sufficiency—and potential investment opportunity—in the food, energy and technology sectors. A

China is in the midst of its week-long Party Congress, which was started Sunday with President Xi's two-hour speech, it hasn't been the market-moving event some investors were hoping for, but there ar

The basic power division in China is between the Party and the state apparatus. The most interesting personnel changes will be those affecting members of the Politburo Standing Committee.

Non-China Asian exports are still growing, but the pace of increase has slowed and will slow still further as key export destinations struggle with inflation, energy security, and rising recession ris

Chinese economy may do modestly better in the second half of 2022. Longer term, the primary headwind for the Chinese economy lies in demographic patterns.

China's economy has struggled, but may be turning a corner. Why investors may want to consider Chinese stocks in their long game.

China's zero-COVID policy has cratered the economy, severely hampering mobility and discouraging consumer spending on services. In addition, it has extended economic uncertainty for businesses and cau

China's nominal GDP reached $17.5 trillion in 2021, a growth rate of 8.1%. We expect a slower GDP growth rate in 2022 due to very tight Covid measures in Q2 of this year.