Darius McDermott assesses if investment in Asia is still a safe bet when the powerhouse that is China appears to be slowing...
Investors in China have had several reasons to exercise caution over the past 24 months, from the delisting of American depository receipts (ADRs), property market contagion, geopolitical rivalry with the US, and Beijing's abandonment of its strict zero-Covid policy. It's this last point, China's shift in stance on Covid and its ‘great reopening' that held hopes for the country, and wider region, at the start of the year. But more recent analysis makes for grim reading for Asia investors. Bank of America (BoA) has just downgraded its 2023 GDP forecast growth for China to 5.7%, on a mo...
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