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A Closer Look at China's Economic Resilience
by Andrew Mattock, Winnie Chwang, Tiffany Hsiao, Michael Oh of Matthews Asia, 6/19/20

As the global economy slows, we remain optimistic about the long-term growth potential of Chinese equities. From a public health perspective, China has flattened its curve of new cases COVID-19. Fiscal and monetary stimulus, while incremental, remains supportive. Interest rates remain positive, giving China's central bank room to maneuver.

Taiwan's New Status Quo
by Tiffany Hsiao of Matthews Asia, 4/1/16
During the first decade of her political career, Taiwan’s President-elect Tsai Ing-wen essentially maintained bipartisanship between the pro-unification Kuomintang (KMT) party and its rival Democratic Progressive Party (DPP). But now her election win to Taiwan’s top post sends a strong message to Beijing that cross-strait affairs may not be as smooth as they have been under KMT rule.

Protecting Whom?
by Tiffany Hsiao of Matthews Asia, 10/11/14
China has long been accused of protectionist policies that restrict access to many markets.Recently, this has garnered more press attention. But has China really become more confrontational with U.S. business? In todays world, what exactly is protectionism, and who are these protections meant to benefit? This month Asia Insight explores.
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