HSBC Global Private Banking is bullish on the future of high-end manufacturing and green investing in China, as wealth managers bet that an easing of regulatory reforms and targeting of private monopolies in 2022 could help lift the economy. Credit Suisse anticipates China’s GDP growth will decelerate to 6.1% in 2022, HSBC Global Private Bank thinks it will be 5.6%,…
High-end manufacturing and green investment will drive China’s growth: HSBC
By Carly Lau, reporter | 9 December 2021

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