BlackRock Investment Institute considers China as separate from other EMs for first time

One of key themes in its 2021 mid-year outlook

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BlackRock Investment Institute (BII) has said it is time for China to be considered “an investment destination separate from” emerging markets (EM) and developed markets (DM) and revealed it is breaking out Chinese assets from EMs “as distinct tactical allocations” for the first time in its 2021 mid-year outlook.

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