What does the ECB move mean for Asian markets?

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David Urquhart, Portfolio Manager of the Fidelity Asia Fund, said, “If approved by the Germans, the bond-buying plan announced last night has the potential to provide some stability to the

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China – can it save us again?

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Investors and businesses, here and overseas, are closely watching China to see if it can once again pull itself and the West out of a downturn. Market sentiment regarding China

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Asia’s stock surge approaches 30% – a bull market?

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The rally in Asia stocks from their lows last October has gone well beyond the level that some define as a bull-market rally – a surge greater than 20%. For

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2012 outlook for China in the ‘year of the dragon’

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The China investment team at Fidelity Worldwide Investment is optimistic about Chinese equities in the new Chinese year. While the Chinese economy is expected to slow to around 8% in

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Enter the (year of) the dragon!

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Will Asian economic growth translate to growth in equity prices in the Chinese New Year of the dragon? “We think it will,” says David Urquhart, Portfolio Manager for the Fidelity

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The outlook for China

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Fidelity Worldwide Investment’s portfolio managers with an interest in China expect further easing in the country’s monetary policy, driven by Beijing’s need to inject more liquidity as money supply and

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What’s the outlook for Asian equities?

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Asia is one of the few regions in the world that’s will not only avoid recession but still deliver growth, though will this growth translate to growth in its share

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Is it time for Asian equities?

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Now could be a good time to buy Asian equities if you are long-term investor, as it’s the second best time to be buying Asian stocks in 10 years; and

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Putting things in perspective

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Europe versus China in perspective: “Not many people realise that the economy of just one province of China – Henan province – is greater than the whole Greek economy,” points

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