China

North American fund managers argue that US corporates offer the opportunity to benefit from rapidly growing emerging markets and thereby offer the best of both investment worlds

Aberdeen's Hugh Young believes Asia will lead global growth in 2010, pulling other emerging markets along with it.

Last week's news that the Chinese economy continued to power through the global economic crisis, with growth of 10.7%, adds weight to those who argue for a greater weighting to the country and emerging markets in general.

In 2009, we felt quality Japanese companies were too cheap and as we start 2010 our view has changed very little.

After a memorable 2009, when emerging markets rose like a phoenix from the ashes of the economic downturn, Templeton's Mark Mobius forecasts the year ahead for the sector and the opportunities that can be found in the Chinese year of the tiger

Newly appointed CEO Nils Bolmstrand tells Caroline Allen how he aims to sharpen and develop the role of Skandia Investment Group

With some justification, investors took an increasingly positive view of the prospects for most Asian markets last year.

Natural Resources vehicle beats sector average by 73.7% over past 12 months

Barings' William Fong believes the interest rates in China will continue to rise but concerns of an asset bubble have been overdone.

China's economy grew by a greater-than-expected 8.7% in 2009 - putting the country on course to overtake Japan as the world's second biggest economy.