China

Hugh Young, manager of Aberdeen New Dawn Investment Trust, examines how Asia's economies have transcended worldwide chaos.

The Chinese consumer sector has been a major talking point among investors in Asia.

Period of slow growth in US and Europe draws parallels with Japan post 1990

QUALITY NOT QUANTITY

Martin Currie is set to lose its Shanghai research team after its China joint venture partner announced it would buy out the company's stake.

Better-performing peripheral markets offer some protection during difficult few months in Asia ex Japan sector.

Top managers talk to Kate Hollis, director, fund research at S&P Fund Services, about their outlook for the asset class.

Veritas' Ezra Sun has rebutted claims the Chinese economy is in for a hard landing despite concerns debt problems in Europe and the US will have a domino effect across the world.

Investors with a high tolerance for risk are looking towards less developed ‘frontier markets' that are excluded from conventional emerging-market indices.

American economist, Professor Burton Malkiel, author of international best-selling ‘A Random Walk Down Wall Street' talks about Emerging Markets, questioning whether the term is now out-dated and particularly focusing his views on China as a growing economic...