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Julie Biel joins the conversation on the complexities involved with investing in China on CNBC’s Fast Money.
Skip to 2:47 to watch Julie.
Video Summary:
In this thought-provoking video, the discussion revolves around the upcoming National People’s Congress in China and its potential impact on the investment outlook for the country. The focus is on China’s economic growth estimates, with GDP forecasted to exceed 5% and inflation expected to be around 3%. President Xi is also anticipated to undertake a significant government reshuffle, consolidating the Communist Party’s power. The conversation highlights the potential softening of geopolitical tensions following the congress and the effect of the US dollar on emerging markets. Furthermore, the participants emphasize the immense influence of China’s economy on the rest of the world, caution against underestimating China’s power, and draw attention to the shift in China’s technological focus towards hardware and chip manufacturing. The discussion also touches upon the complexities of investing in China due to market dynamics and government influence. The potential Taiwan tensions and the implications for American businesses are briefly mentioned. The participants express varying opinions on investing in China, raising questions about economic data credibility and highlighting the importance of considering geopolitical factors. Watch the video to learn more.
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