China is well placed to withstand a US recession and, because of this, will present good investment opportunities in the coming year, one expert believes.
Martha Wang, fund manager of the Fidelity China Focus Fund, said: "In the near-term, markets could see increased volatility given further macroeconomic tightening measures and a potential slowdown in the US. However, long-term fundamentals in China remain intact and I look at periods of weakness as buying opportunities."
The Fidelity FundsNetwork reports that the average return on investments in its China-based funds was 29 per cent last year.
However, it also warned that investors could expect "increased volatility" in the Chinese investment market in the coming year.
Speaking in January Marsha Lu of Property Frontiers said that investment funds were a good way of profiting from the expansion of the Chinese market as it was difficult to directly invest in the country.




