Tania Chen

Invesco Ltd.'s chief investment officer for Hong Kong and China, Raymond Ma , who predicted double-digit returns in Chinese equities this year, said there are signs the surge has gone too far for some stocks.

China Stock Skepticism Gets Louder as World-Beating Run Extends In this article:

China's onshore yuan had its worst day in more than a year, pulling a range of Asian currencies weaker as traders rolled back optimistic bets on the world's second-largest economy.

(Bloomberg) -- China's onshore yuan had its worst day in more than a year after a week-long break, fueling a broader weakening among Asian currencies as traders rolled back bets on the world's second-largest economy.

(Bloomberg) -- Jupiter Asset Management is sticking with its “high conviction” in government bond exposure in its flagship funds, despite renewed market optimism about the US economy that has pushed global yields higher.

Jupiter Asset Management is sticking with its “high conviction” in government bond exposure in its flagship funds, despite renewed market optimism about the US economy that has pushed global yields higher.

China’s onshore yuan had its worst day in more than a year after a week-long break, fueling a broader weakening among Asian currencies as traders rolled back bets on the world’s second-largest economy.

The world-beating rally in Chinese stocks is failing to convince many global fund managers and strategists.

Invesco Ltd.’s chief investment officer for Hong Kong and mainland China, Raymond Ma, who predicted double-digit returns in Chinese equities this year, said there are signs the surge has gone too far for some stocks.

A gauge of expected yuan swings is hovering around the highest in nearly two years as traders brace for the risk of tariffs on Chinese exports if Donald Trump wins the tightly contested US Presidential race.