Lack of reform in China leading to caution on equity markets

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Investors need to be very selective in Asia, not only at the company level but also by country and industry, given very divergent growth trends. However, a more gradual normalisation in US monetary policy, as indicated recently by the US Federal Reserve, gives Asian central banks more room for policy easing.

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