div > div.group > p:first-child"> "I think China market is going to go up from here, all the signs are there," Suresh Tantia, a senior investment strategist at Credit Suisse's Asia-Pacific CIO Office, told CNBC's"Capital Connection" on Friday."If you're a global equity fund manager, I think you need to be in China."One such factor was optimism over the state of the ongoing U.S.
Furthermore, he added, China's economy appears to be stabilizing despite the weak February manufacturing numbers from the country. Acknowledging that Friday's release of a private survey indicated China's manufacturing sector contracted, the Credit Suisse strategist said domestic demand appeared"very strong."
The Caixin/Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index came in at 49.9 for February — higher than January's reading of 48.3, and better than the 48.5 that economists polled by Reuters had forecast. Still, a reading below 50.0 indicates a contraction in activity.Still, taking multiple factors into consideration, he added, the data showed that the recent course of fiscal and monetary stimulus from the Chinese government is"actually working.
Tantia's comments came after the Chinese markets skyrocketed in February. The Shanghai composite ended the month up 13.8 percent — its largest monthly gain since April 2015, according to Reuters.
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