China Will Be A Beneficiary Of The Dark Era Of Euro Retreat.

The British referendum has fallen into a whirlpool of public opinion, and many analysts have seen the prospect of economic development in Europe.

Superimposing the market on the Fed's rate hike is expected to decline significantly, Asia is not the first choice for hot money.

Recently, there are many analyses of many Asian markets, but with more than 40 years of investment experience in emerging markets, Mark Mobius, known as "investment godfather of emerging markets", has indicated that China will become the next global capital Nuggets center.

Bloomberg, executive director of Templeton Emerging Markets Group, said yesterday that the chaos in the UK and EU will force investors to shift their assets away from the local market. "Five years later, we will see people making money in China, not London or New York.

Once the center changes, it will have a huge impact on the global banking system and investors.

The euro referendum is accelerating this process. "

Mobius says, though

The euro market has been hit by a sell-off, but the Asian market is relatively satisfactory because the Asian market is largely insulated from Europe's riots.

He worried that the social environment would go to the dark age of nationalism and anti globalization, which would be a bad thing for all.

Wall Street knowledge once mentioned that the British referendum returned to Europe under the result, traders have sold stocks around the world.

Peng Bo compiled data show that last Friday, the world

It evaporated 2 trillion and 500 billion dollars, but 582 billion of these funds went to Asia.

The potential growth of the Asian market seems to be a life-saving resource in the low income environment of the world.

In a report yesterday, Bloomberg mentioned that a SPARX group, which manages US $9 billion 300 million, will be betting on Asia's high growth firms after spending 127 million US dollars in seed capital after a referendum in Britain.

India, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Hongkong, Taiwan and Mainland China are all within the scope of the fund's examination.

Shuhei Abe, CEO of the company, said Asia will become the driving force of global economic growth under the uncertainty of Britain.

Now, the problems facing the world (investors) are not profitable.

There is a need for growth opportunities.

Asia is the center of economic growth in the future and will attract global capital.

The prospects for Asian economic development seem quite attractive, but if China can become the next World Center, Bloomberg quoted its think tank as saying that the British referendum would drag on the global economy, and China, the biggest exporter, would not be alone.

A 1 percentage point drop in trade volume will lead to a 0.5% decline in GDP growth in the country, which may prompt the Chinese government to follow up stimulus measures.