There Is a Lot of Appetite for Chinese Bonds: Bank Julius Baer’s Matthews

The transcript discusses China's current economic conditions, addressing issues like trade tensions and a slowing economy. It suggests that China is unlikely to implement significant stimulus measures, opting instead for occasional monetary policy interventions. The discussion also highlights the appeal of Chinese bonds as a growing asset class, noting their uncorrelated nature and potential for increased investment interest over the next five years.

What is the speaker's opinion on the likelihood of additional stimulus measures in China?

What factors contribute to the appeal of Chinese bonds according to the speaker?