Mark Mobius recently said he continues to like Chinese equities, and even if the renminbi goes up some, he doesn't expect it to shoot up quickly, so it shouldn't have a negative impact on Chinese stocks.
Part of the reason is the $800 billion the Chinese government holds in US Treasuries.
"A sharp movement in the renminbi's value in either direction could potentially hurt either party, foreign or Chinese. Domestically, I think the Chinese authorities realise that," Mobius says.
He doesn't think this will be allowed to happen, so maintains his bullish outlook for Chinese stocks.
Saturday, July 10, 2010
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