Adam Roseman of ARC China in Shanghai discusses what he means when he says that “the Chinese export markets are completely broken.” Mr. Roseman explains that although it is true that as a giant exporter of goods around the world China, exports have been declining and the Chinese economy has been relying more and more on domestic sales to fuel their economy.
The ARC picks in China at the moment are “Consumption Driven Industries” and “Clean Energy Companies.”
Adam Roseman News
- Chinese Exports and the Competitve Market January 23, 2012CASS predictions for 2012 industrial competitiveness has suggested that exports of resource and labor-intensive products will remain the most competitive in the export industry in China, according to an ARC China newsletter by Adam Roseman. China’s export structure currently accounts for 34% of global exports, and is growing rapidly. Zhang Qizi of the Instit […]
- China’s Banks Rank Higher Than U.S. Rivals January 13, 2012In a newsletter for ARC Investment Partners, Adam Roseman revealed that China’s banks received higher rankings than most of their U.S. competitors. Bank of China and Construction Bank were upped from A- to A, while Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd.’s rating has remained an A. American banks including Citigroup and Bank of America […]
- Consumer Confidence in China December 21, 2011According to a newsletter article by Adam Roseman of ARC China, China received a 104 in consumer confidence the third quarter in a survey conducted by the Neilsen Company. The article states: “Consumers in Chinese rural areas expressed the highest level of confidence, with a one-point increase in the third quarter, followed by citizens of […]