Pictet believes China’s economic growth will remain stable in the first half of 2017, but warns investors to be wary thereafter, pointing to a potential weakening in fixed-asset investment. “As the data clearly show, the current strength in the Chinese economy is to a large extent related to the rebound in FAI, which, in our view, is not sustainable in the medium…
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