Swiss bank Credit Suisse has upgraded its view of Chinese equities to overweight after Beijing indicated it would take steps to support the country’s bruised markets, which have suffered a brutal sell-off in recent weeks. In a note on Friday seen by Asian Private Banker, Asia-Pacific CIO John Woods said China’s equity market “has crossed the point of peak bear”….
Credit Suisse goes overweight Chinese equities, sees “light at end of tunnel”
By Twinkle Zhou, senior reporter | 18 March 2022

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