China

Rathbones Unit Trust Management's multi-asset team has allocated to a China equity fund for the first time since the inception of the strategy in 2010.

China's plans to widen access to its A shares market for international investors have been held back, but rules are set to be relaxed soon. Hermes manager Jonathan Pines explains why he has been loading up on A shares in anticipation.

Sri Lanka’s new beginning

Will China’s debt bubble quash rebalancing hopes?

You may see some scary sights this Halloween night, but none as terrifying as these global economic statistics.

A new crossroads in Asia

‘Expectations for the UK are getting ahead of themselves’

FTSE 100 earnings may grow by as little as mid-single digits next year, but inexpensive P/E ratios mean buying on the dips still makes sense, according to Old Mutual Global Investors' Richard Buxton.

The changing rules of global monetary policy

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