By Shane Oliver, Head of Investment Strategy & Chief Economist from Oliver’s Insights, AMP Capital, Edition 24 2015
Key Points
- Just as the rise in Chinese shares had little economic impact it’s hard to see the pullback having a significant economic impact either.
- Chinese economic growth is likely to remain “around 7%” with monetary and fiscal easing helping.
- The volatility in Chinese shares represents a necessary correction. Large cap shares are not expensive.
- The main dampener on commodity prices – and Australia’s terms of trade – is not China, but supply.