Chinese consumption stocks set to gain, says J.P. Morgan

Hong Kong and Shanghai-listed Chinese consumption stocks will edge up in 2011 as Beijing encourages private consumption, reckons J.P. Morgan Asset Management.
Chinese customers shopping for flat screen TVs in Yichang city. (AFP)
Chinese customers shopping for flat screen TVs in Yichang city. (AFP)
March 29, 2011

Hong Kong- and Shanghai-listed Chinese consumption stocks will gain in 2011 as Beijing shifts its emphasis to quality growth and encourages private consumption in its 12th five-year plan, according to J.P. Morgan Asset Management (JPMAM).

¬ Haymarket Media Limited. All rights reserved.

Sign in to read on!

Registered users get 2 free articles in 30 days.

Subscribers have full unlimited access to FinanceAsia.

Not signed up? New users get 2 free articles per month, plus a 7-day unlimited free trial.

Questions?
See here for more information on licences and prices, or contact [email protected].

Related Articles

ESG-focused bond investing gaining momentum

Institutions such as the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank – and recent studies – are showing why and how investors should analyse the ESG performance of bonds and issuers.
August 16, 2019

Investor outlook: What's in store for 2021

After the Covid-19 shock of 2020, what should one expect in 2021? This is where some influential money managers in the region see opportunities and challenges.
January 06, 2021

Hayfin opens Seoul office

Former UBS executive Sijin Choi will lead the London-headquartered asset manager's office in Yeouido.
October 04, 2026