China's crackdowns, policy shifts leave bulls and bears weary
A key consideration for investors in deciding their portfolios will be what the Chinese government wants to develop and promote in its 'common prosperity' push
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THE potential of emerging China, the world's most populous nation and second-largest economy, was a no-brainer investment theme for global investors not too long ago.
Its relentless growth in Internet users (now 1 billion or three times that in the United States), the massive market, the sheer number of wealthy and rapidly-growing middle class - all this made it a compelling stock market where alpha can be derived.
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