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The Renminbi Outlook: The Journey Is the Reward
by Brad Gibson of AllianceBernstein, 7/13/21

Many investors with exposure to the Chinese renminbi (RMB), having enjoyed a strong rally in the second quarter, are worried that policy uncertainties could hurt the currency’s short-term outlook.

China’s Higher Bond Yields Buck the Global Trend
by Brad Gibson of AllianceBernstein, 8/6/20

Government bond yields have tumbled globally but China’s yields have risen to pre-COVID-19 levels. The RMB hasn’t yet reacted to the favorable rate difference, and we think bond yields are likely to decline moving forward—a favorable landscape for China bonds.

Asian Fixed Income Can Ride the Trump Effect
by Brad Gibson, Anthony Chan, Jenny Zeng of AllianceBernstein, 1/23/17

Donald Trump’s policies appear almost certain to contribute to volatility in Asian markets during 2017. For active fixed-income investors who understand the dynamics of bonds and currencies in the region, this creates opportunities.

At Crossroads, China’s Reforms Stall
by Brad Gibson, Jenny Zeng, Anthony Chan of AllianceBernstein, 9/22/16
Issues coming to a head in China’s corporate sector require its government to decide how much freedom to allow the markets and private business. The risk? That policymakers will duck the issues, leaving the economy to drift.

At Crossroads, China's Reforms Stall
by Brad Gibson, Jenny Zeng, Anthony Chan of AllianceBernstein, 8/22/16
Issues coming to a head in China’s corporate sector require its government to decide how much freedom to allow the markets and private business. The risk? That policymakers will duck the issues, leaving the economy to drift.

Brexit Volatility Highlights China Appeal
by Brad Gibson of AllianceBernstein, 7/13/16
The widespread financial-market volatility that followed the Brexit referendum highlighted the relative attractiveness of a bond market many investors have yet to discover—China.

Some Silver Linings in China’s Corporate Default Cloud
by Brad Gibson, Anthony Chan, Jenny Zeng of AllianceBernstein, 5/23/16
Corporate defaults in China are rising, but they are still relatively few and are to be expected as the government rebalances the economy. Our bigger concern lies in whether defaults, recoveries and liquidations will be managed in an orderly and transparent way.
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