As global investors dump US and Japanese stocks, China’s beaten-down markets are suddenly looking more attractive.
The debate over whether China is “uninvestable” has plagued Xi Jinping’s government since late 2020. That was back when Xi’s Communist Party cracked down on tech platforms, starting with Jack Ma’s Alibaba Group.
It hardly helped that Xi’s draconian Covid-19 lockdowns drove China’s growth into the red. Or that Xi’s party was slow to add fresh stimulus to Asia’s biggest economy when it arguably needed it most.
Now, China has a unique opportunity to shine as a bastion of stability as the US and Japanese economies face fast-mounting challenges.
