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Foreign Capital Flight From Chinese Equities

Brock Silvers, CEO, Kaiyuan Capital

26-Oct-22 07:30

Foreign Capital Flight From Chinese Equities

China’s third quarter GDP came in better than expected at 3.9% growth, but this has not buoyed market sentiment for Chinese stocks. In fact, Chinese markets fell sharply following the announcement on Sunday that President Xi Jinping would serve a third term. China’s overall economic recovery also remains bleak amid Covid zero and a looming property crisis. Are the days of booming growth and outperforming Chinese stocks over? We discuss the outlook for Chinese equities with Brock Silvers of Kaiyuan Capital.

 

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