"JPMorgan Strategist Challenges Notion of China as 'Un-Investable'"

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JPMorgan's John Bilton believes that considering China as "un-investable" due to its economic challenges would be a mistake, emphasizing the country's significance as the world's second-largest economy. Despite concerns such as deflation, a slowing economy, and a struggling property market, Bilton sees opportunities for investors, particularly in Chinese government bonds and stock markets. He highlights the need for cohesive monetary policy, addressing disinflation, and resolving real estate issues to boost international investor confidence in China.
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