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Top fund is cautious on China property stocks amid cooling steps
Published Tue, Oct 18, 2016 · 09:50 PM
Beijing
A TOP-PERFORMING fund is cautious on Chinese property stocks after rallies drove up valuations and local governments took measures to curb gains in the real estate market.
Robert Lloyd, whose US$364 million JPMorgan Pacific Securities Fund has beaten 97 per cent of peers over the past year with a 16 per cent return, says he is underweight property shares and owns only one Chinese real estate company.
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