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China Gradually Returning to Pragmatism

Watch Investment Strategist Andy Rothman as he outlines the reasons for longer-term optimism in China, and explains why the key short-term risk is the degree of pragmatism in China’s response to the BA.5 subvariant of Omicron.

 

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