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Larger corrections ahead for China shares, says Lipper

By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 28 March 2008
Keywords: lipper | zhou liang | china | a shares

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The China A-share market, reserved for domestic investors and those with QFII quotas, has suffered huge losses so far this year after outperforming the region for two years in a row. AsianInvestor spoke with fund managers and analysts about whether the current setback is temporary. This is the last of a four-part series.

Zhou Liang is the Shanghai-based head of research for China at Lipper. He spoke to AsianInvestor about his outlook for the China A-share market.

What is your outlook for the China A-share market?

Zhou: China is facing the most complex economic circumstances in 10 years. There are several reasons for that. One, the slowdown of the global economy may reduce demand for Chinese products. Second, the continued appreciation of the yuan and the increased labour costs may reduce the advantage of China’s exporting industry. Third, worldwide inflation caused by energy ...

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