- As a key player in the global supply chain, China’s economic progress will have an impact on the future direction of the world’s largest trade bloc, the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, and the global economy.
- Several secular trends are paving the way for growth in Asia, including digitalisation, cloud computing and e-commerce.
- Identifying those companies with the potential to generate consistent, solid growth, supported by durable growth trends, will be key for successful investing. READ MORE
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