4th January 2012
Ongoing market weakness around the world could present significant opportunities for savvy investors, especially in emerging areas like China, it has been claimed.
According to Agnes Deng, investment manager of the Baring Hong Kong China Fund, the recent weakness in Chinese equities means individuals could now capitalise on investing in this area in order to make positive returns.
Highlighting her outlook for the coming months, she commented: "As we head into 2012, our strategy will focus on companies where we have high conviction in their ability to deliver sustainable earnings growth in the coming years."
She added that rate cuts by the People's Bank of China also bode well for recovery over the coming months in the country.
It follows a recent statement by Sanjeev Shah, portfolio manager at Fidelity Special Situations Fund, who claimed focusing on selective valuations could be a great way to achieve significant returns over the coming 12 months as the market looks set to make a recovery.
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