Following its peak in 2021, China has seen an epic US$7 trillion stock crash. Are we seeing a bottom nearing? Are there benefits to be reaped from buying cheaper Chinese stocks?
Andrea Heng speaks to John Lin, Chief Investment Officer of China Equities at AllianceBernstein.
Crowds in face mask walking along Nanjing Road in Shanghai. (Photo: iStock/Robert Way)
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Andrea Heng speaks to John Lin, Chief Investment Officer of China Equities at AllianceBernstein.
Crowds in face mask walking along Nanjing Road in Shanghai. (Photo: iStock/Robert Way)
(The Chinese economy) is doing okay ... This is not a picture of an economy that's in free fall. This is a slowing down. Some parts are not doing well, others (especially emerging markets) are doing quite well.
For the last 2,000 years and for the next 1,000 years … (China’s market) will always have people who are … geared towards finding good business opportunities and monetise that … therefore, China is imminently investible.
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- 00:51 Climate vouchers, Tesla price war
- 10:22 Impact of COVID-19 on China’s economy
- 14:00 Know the market before investing
- 17:20 Is China still investible?
- 23:23 Do you fit the profile to invest in China?
Find more episodes of Money Talks here.
A new episode of Money Talks drops every Tuesday. Follow the podcast on Apple or Spotify for the latest updates.
Have a great topic for us? Drop the team an email at cnapodcasts [at] mediacorp.com.sg
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