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Given the global uncertainty in growth, and China’s own uncertainty, the question arises if structural investment opportunities are still available. Neuberger Berman’s Portfolio Manager Patrick Ru explains in this video interview, how China’s economy is returning to normality, what the drivers for the recovery are and if the typical government macro playbook of monetary easing and fiscal stimulus is still working in China.
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