Many happy returns for investors? Look out for digitalisation and deglobalisation this Chinese New Year

Two themes to think of in the Year of the Ox

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2021 is the Year of the Ox and it is said that those born this year are generally reliable and trustworthy although they can expect to face obstacles early on. Following a year of extreme market volatility, markets may hope for the same.

China has been leading the post-Covid global economic recovery by example. Covid-19 has necessitated a multi-dimensional policy approach to improving healthcare outcomes and putting the real economy back to solid footing via targeted monetary and fiscal policy. Efforts to limit infection rates and stabilize the economy have been fruitful: The Chinese economy has already surpassed its pre-crisis GDP level. We expect a majority of developed and emerging markets to follow China's footsteps and reach pre-crisis levels of economic activity during H2 2021. The rising global tide of growth w...

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