2022 Outlook Report: China’s New Roar in the Year of the Tiger (KraneShares)

China’s roar has changed entering the year of the tiger. China will now emphasize quality over speed, not GDP growth at all costs. In the internet sector, blindly adding new users will take a backseat to innovation and quality of engagement. The transition to renewables and consideration for the environment is taking priority over increasing industrial production. Rather than focusing on low-end exports, China is on the brink of a technological renaissance. In this outlook, you will find an in-depth look at the changes occurring in these areas and investment opportunities for 2022 and beyond.

2022 Outlook Report Contents:

• 2021 Recap
• US-China Relations
• Internet
• A Shares
• Clean Technology
• Semiconductors
• Fixed Income
• The Consumer

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