Carly Moorhouse, a fund research analyst at Quilter Cheviot, takes a look at Chinese equities
There is no denying that China has been rocked by regulatory crackdowns and market volatility in recent months. Spurred by the desire for ‘common prosperity', the Chinese market has been dragged down by successive regulatory interventions from the government, including the introduction of regulations for after school tuition companies, which essentially wiped-out private education in China almost overnight. This was swiftly followed by the world's most indebted property developer, Evergrande, defaulting on several domestic and international bond payments, causing considerable uncertai...
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