There's a healthy correction in Chinese stocks, but long-term, the only way is up

China's stockmarket is down by 30% from its highs. But that’s “normal and good”, says Rupert Foster. And in the long term, there’s plenty of value in quality Chinese stocks.

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In the long term, there's plenty of value in quality Chinese stocks

The very healthy correction required in Chinese A shares is happening we are now down 30% from the highs, and I think we have another 5%-10% further to fall. This would unwind the entire move up from earlier this year.

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Rupert Foster

Rupert is an investment strategist and adviser at J & C Foster, providing Asian, Consumer and Global Equities Strategy advice to a number of family offices and portfolio management organisations. He writes on Asia and Global Macroeconomics for a number of investment publications including MoneyWeek and HL Investment Times.