An analyst at investments advisory specialist Charles Stanley has joined other analysts in predicting that Chinese investments will continue to produce attractive returns this year.
Shauna Bevan, collectives analyst at Charles Stanley, has made her comments after reviewing figures from the FTSE All-World Review dated December 2006.
While stating that "China was the world's best performing stock market in 2006", Ms Bevan expressed her belief that several factors could potentially have an adverse impact upon returns in 2007.
Increased market volatility, risk associated with possible political and exchange rate instability, and fragmentation of the share market could all be problematic, she warned.
"But despite all this, we believe China will continue to perform well relative to other regions for the foreseeable future," she asserted.
In recent weeks, several investments commentators have commented on the probable trends that will be seen in China in 2007.
Christian Deseglise, global head of emerging markets business at HSBC Investments, predicted that "China's economic growth will remain healthy" this year.
Meanwhile, Henk Potts, equity strategist at banking investments offshoot Barclays Stockbrokers , anticipated a "good performance" from China's largest companies.




