In just a decade, Chinese assets have gone from exotic category status to that of must for global investors. This calls for a much better understanding.
What is the China-US ‘trade war’ really about? Will China inevitably overtake the US as the dominant power? How should investors approach Chinese equity markets? Here are some of the questions we discussed with George Magnus, former chief economist at UBS and author of Red Flags: why Xi Jinping’s China is in Jeopardy, published by Yale University Press in 2018. (This is an excerpt of a longer interview) READ MORE
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