China stocks look primed for a recovery, argues Z-Ben
The Shanghai-based consultancy says conditions today resemble those of early 2007, and that domestic fund managers are positioned to grow assets.
Chinese equities have this week fallen into a bear market, with the Shanghai Composite Index losing 20% since hitting a peak in November (it fell to 2,648 on Tuesday).
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