What cooling growth in China means for investors
China’s growth is set to cool in 2018 after a surprisingly strong year. Richard explains the investing implications.
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Rewriting the China narrative
MSCI’s historic addition of China A-shares to its broader stock indexes is yet another signal that investors need…
China’s growth: Slower, and more sustainable
Richard spells out why we think slower economic growth in China could be a good thing.
Why all investors should care about China
Isabelle Mateos y Lago puts China in context, showing just how important it has become for the global…
China on an upswing
Richard explains why sentiment on China has become positive, as well as its market implications.
Warming up to the potential of China’s equities
An overly cautious approach may mean missing out on fresh returns from the world's second-largest economy. Kate explains.
China’s role in global growth
Jean explains what our new China GPS economic indicator can tell us about the outlook for China's role…
China’s economy improves amid trade tension
Should potential trade frictions between the U.S. and China worry investors during the Year of the Rooster? Andrew…
A side effect of China’s debt binge
Richard explains why China has declined in our latest BlackRock Sovereign Risk Index (BSRI) rankings and names some…
What’s behind China’s stabilizing growth
China's stabilizing growth has eased some of the anxiety that rattled investors in early 2016. But it is…