Navigating China’s cycles through a long/short lens , Report
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A summary of the China Forum 2022 on 20 October 2022
Sailing derives power from the wind and is about balancing the fundamental forces at play. A lift or drag can propel a sail craft forward in both downwind and upwind situations—with the right angle of attack.
China investing in many ways has sailed against the wind this year amid heightened geopolitical tensions, lingering property market woes and a slowing economy. This week’s stock market reaction and industry outflows from China have shown how reactive investors remain, despite the long-term outlook. To stay on the desired course, should investors change tack? Or is China still good value if you can stay the course? The team of China experts at UBS gathered at the China Forum 2022 and shared their insights on how to negotiate the different market forces. The following is a summary of the discussions.
The 20th Party Congress and policy continuity
Equities await a turning point; on the path to normalization with good long-term value to be found
The highs and lows in bond investing: we are cautiously optimistic on China
Reasons for a relative value approach: an effective approach to minimizing downside risk
Be more dynamic with asset allocation
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