Mirae Asset's Chadha on Markets

The transcript discusses the reopening of China's economy and its impact on global markets. It highlights concerns about the sustainability of this recovery amid ongoing Fed rate hikes and inflation. The conversation also touches on China's debt accumulation, consumer sentiment, and the cautious approach of investors due to US-China tensions. The potential for capital flight and economic risks are also examined, with a focus on investment flows and market positioning.

What are the main concerns regarding the sustainability of China's economic recovery?

How has the tightening of the Federal Reserve's rates impacted the market's perception of China's economy?

What factors are influencing investor sentiment towards the Chinese equity market?

What are the potential risks associated with the pent-up demand in China post-reopening?

What role does consumer sentiment play in the recovery of the Chinese economy?

Discuss the implications of the US-China tensions on investment strategies in China.

How do capital flight concerns affect the outlook for China's economic recovery?