Crouching tiger, hidden powerhouse: Why China's re-emergence as a global player must not be sniffed at

China is perhaps less surprising than other markets as  it dealt with the virus rapidly and effectively. China has been solid with a rebound in the majority of macroeconomic metrics in what is now a predominantly domestic demand driven economy.  In addition, China's equity markets look less vulnerable to valuation shocks because of the country's bond yields, which are back to where they were pre-coronavirus. One risk to Chinese equities would come from any loss of control over the virus, but that seems unlikely at this point. Social commerce in China: teleshopping redux China's out...