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Our Research — July 9, 2007

The View From Shanghai: Why Being Wrong Will Not Matter This is the third in a weekly series of Special Reports about China, its markets and economy by Hugh Peyman, founder of Research-Works, the leading independent research firm in Shanghai. In this installment: US and other foreign investors are insulated from any meltdown in Chinese… Continue reading Untitled

Open The View From Shanghai: Why Being Wrong Will Not Matter
This is the third in a weekly series of Special Reports about China, its markets and economy by Hugh Peyman, founder of Research-Works, the leading independent research firm in Shanghai. In this installment: US and other foreign investors are insulated from any meltdown in Chinese markets. There will be minimal lasting impact on global markets. The economy is what matters and that has so many strong trends that even after a market meltdown we would expect it to remain resilient. This is what matters for foreign investors: whether China can continue to supply growth to world demand. It can.