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The Year of the Snake: time for renewal?

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By Yoojeong Oh, Gabriel Sacks
| Interactive Investor International
Key highlights China’s GDP growth improved in the fourth quarter of 2024 Risks remain over the potential tariff regime in the US The Chinese stock market holds selected opportunities For anyone who played snakes and ladders as a child, the year of the snake will be an inauspicious omen for Chinese stock markets in 2025. However, for the Chinese, the snake has a different and more encouraging symbolism, as a time for renewal and transformation.
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Asia-Pacific climbing the value chain

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By Yoojeong Oh
| Interactive Investor International
Asia-Pacific is more associated with growth than it is with income. However, the region represents a uniquely appealing income universe for active investors with a total return mindset. The breadth of the universe and underlying growth makes for a powerful combination. The Asia-Pacific region, encompassing developed and emerging markets, offers a compelling landscape for income investors with a total return mindset.
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Asia: income options in an unusual climate

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By Yoojeong Oh
| sharesmagazine.co.uk
THIS IS AN ADVERTISING FEATURE By Yoojeong Oh, Investment Manager, Aberdeen Asian Income Fund Limited -Income investors have had to deal with falling interest rates, cuts to dividend payments and now, inflation -Stronger earnings growth in Asia has seen dividends recover to pre-pandemic levels -The emerging consumer and energy transition remain strong themes Investors who look for an income from their investments have had to face down low interest rates and sliding dividends during the crisis.
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