This week: Allocate to A-shares as China is slowly recovering: Lombard Odier; Peak in US inflation does not mean Fed will be less hawkish: Bank of Singapore; BlackRock favours equities over fixed income as stocks rebound Allocate to A-shares as China is slowly recovering: Lombard Odier The gradual reopening of Shanghai after two months of lockdown signals that China is…
CIO Weekly – Rebuild positions in A-shares as the worst in China is now behind us: Jean-Louis Nakamura of Lombard Odier
By Carly Lau, reporter | 2 June 2022

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