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As Markets Rebound, Dividend Stocks Capture Gains While Buffering Volatility
by Yu Zhang, Joyce Li of Matthews Asia, 12/3/20

Within the broader Asia Pacific universe, Portfolio Managers Yu Zhang and Joyce Li see attractive total return potential among dividend paying stocks.

As Markets Rebound, Dividend Stocks Capture Gains While Buffering Volatility
by Yu Zhang, Joyce Li of Matthews Asia, 11/24/20

Within the broader Asia Pacific universe, Portfolio Managers Yu Zhang and Joyce Li see attractive total return potential among dividend paying stocks.

Smaller Families, Bigger Budgets
by John Paul Lech, Yu Zhang of Matthews Asia, 11/4/20

At dinner tables throughout emerging markets, middle-class families tuck into comfort food, share details about their day and toast each other's successes. Languages and cuisines may differ, but many elements of everyday life are often quite similar.

Investing During a Different Rate Cycle
by Yu Zhang of Matthews Asia, 3/29/18

Amid a rise in market volatility around the world, the fundamentals for Asia equities look fairly healthy. Investors should not ignore, however, the interconnectedness of today’s global markets.

Uncovering Opportunities in Asia's Tech Sector
by Yu Zhang of Matthews Asia, 1/5/18

Shares of some large-capitalization tech companies in Asia have delivered strong performance so far this year, driving up the tech sector weighting relative to the broader market. Do these types of stocks represent the best opportunities in Asia’s tech sector right now?

Is Dividend Investing Passe?
by Yu Zhang of Matthews Asia, 1/30/15
Dividends can be used as a lens through which we attempt to identify high-quality, financially healthy companies with prudent capital allocation policies.

Awakening Japan Inc.
by Yu Zhang of Matthews Asia, 9/25/14
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's first two "arrows" of his expansionary fiscal policies have done well to curb deflation. Now, investors are concerned about Japan's so called "third arrow"the country's growth strategy. Can credible structural reform be implemented to remove impediments to its growth?

Tapping China's Growth via Dividends
by Yu Zhang of Matthews Asia, 2/21/13
When the long-term historical performance of global equity markets is considered, investors can see that the contribution of dividends to total return is significant. In this regard, China has been no exception. Between 1999 and 2012, 46% of the total return of the MSCI China Index was derived from dividends received and reinvested. This month, Yu Zhang, CFA, explores the ways in which a dividend-investing approach can be an effective investment strategy in China.

Postcard from Japan
by Yu Zhang of Matthews Asia, 8/3/12
After spending a week crisscrossing Tokyo earlier this summer to meet with various companies, my general take-away was that the country, as a whole, has managed a rather swift recovery from last year's devastating earthquake. Japan seems to have been able to rebound from its nuclear crisis, showing great resilience. Most of the firms I met with were already plowing ahead to try to make up for last year's losses.

Indonesia Updates its Facebook Profile
by Yu Zhang of Matthews Asia, 9/17/10
Millions of Indonesia's citizens are using mobile phones to access the internet and stay connected via social networking websites like Facebook. Indeed, with its rising household income, and youthful and large population of 240 million, Indonesia has the potential to be a major market not only for traditional businesses, but also for new businesses such as mobile internet. Companies that can capitalize on such trends by adjusting their business models and offering new services should also present attractive, long-term investment opportunities.

Postcard from Chengdu, China
by Yu Zhang of Matthews Asia, 6/4/10
Yu Zhang reflects upon a recent week spent in China. The general sentiment on the ground is quite positive, underpinned by a sustained pick-up of economic activity carried over from last year, and people are also becoming more confident about their own well-being. As China rebalances its growth model and allows its western regions to catch up to the east coast, cities like Chengdu, which have enjoyed a relatively low-cost advantage, are developing a lead in new, fast-growing industries and have the potential to be the next growth engine of China's economic development.
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