By Christopher Vass, Senior Product Manager, APAC
Although China's capital markets have struggled in recent months on the back of a declining RMB and trade war jitters, the bulls have not disappeared completely. The Shanghai Composite Index delivered its strongest performance since June in the first week of September, closing up 3.9 percent - which China's regulators capitalised on by declaring a reserve ratio cut after the market closed on September 6.[1]
As Q3 draws to a close, one segment of China's markets deserving of more commentary and analysis is China's mid-cap segment. Since mid-2016,