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India or China? How to invest in the coming Asia boom

India Business News: India, with a population of 1.43 billion, has surpassed China as the world's most populous country, which could lead to a decades-long investment boom

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China or India? Where should investors place their bets in the two giant Asian markets

China or India? Where should investors place their bets in the two giant Asian markets
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Neuberger Berman Blog: Why We Believe China Matters for Markets

/PRNewswire/ In the latest NB Blog, Conrad Saldanha, CFA, Senior Portfolio Manager, Emerging Markets Equity, explains that China s policy outlook may create.

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Why We Believe China Matters For Markets

While China’s sheer size and growth potential make it too big to ignore, many investors have myopically shed Hong Kong and ADR-listed shares. Read more.

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U S Adds Chinese Chip Maker to Blacklist What Investors Should Know

Chinese chip maker Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. was among another batch of Chinese companies blacklisted in the U.S. on Friday, the latest in a flurry of moves targeting China in the last weeks of the Trump administration. The intensifying strategic rivalry with China has played out most visibly in technology specifically semiconductors. This move targets Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp., or SMIC, (ticker: 981.HongKong), the company central to China’s efforts to bolster its chip capability and reduce its reliance on the U.S. The Commerce Department added SMIC to its so-called entity list, cutting off the company from U.S. technology that’s needed to produce advanced chips, unless suppliers sought a license. The department cited national security concerns and what the U.S. says is SMIC’s involvement with entities linked to the Chinese military.

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