The Economist – Why investors should still avoid Chinese stocks
Chinese stocks have been volatile, with the CSI 300 index rising and falling sharply due to hopes for government stimulus. While some investors are finding the market "investible," concerns remain. Despite economic growth, poor corporate governance, state-owned firms, and unpredictable policy shifts make Chinese equities risky. Though access to the market is improving, long-term investors still see little value, as the challenges of navigating China's political landscape persist.
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The debate about "uninvestibility" obscures something important
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