Matthews Asia - Fourth Quarter 2020 CIO Review and 2021 Outlook
Matthews Asia CIO and Portfolio Manager Robert Horrocks, PhD, discusses the impact of a new Presidential administration to the U.S.-China relationship, how businesses have fared so far, growth opportunities in emerging markets countries and his 2021 outlook for Asian markets.
Robert Horrocks, PhD, Chief Investment Officer "There are reasons to think, at least, in terms of Asia and Emerging Market that we may have turned a corner."
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Author
Robert Horrocks, PhD
Chief Investment Officer
Matthews Asia
January 2021
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