Private banks in Asia are divided over whether the current sell-off in Chinese equities presents an opportunity to ‘buy the dip’ or the market is set to continue its descent. China’s benchmark CSI 300 lies on the brink of a bear market, or down almost 20% since its most recent peak in February 2021. The market rout has coincided with…
Private banks can’t agree on whether to buy the dip in China
By Daniel Shane, editor | 26 January 2022

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