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China and Japan are worth a fresh look from investors

With so many markets falling in tandem, North Asia offers a different rhythm

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Joseph Little
September 15, 2022 05:00 JST
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Shanghai's Lujiazui financial district at sunrise on June 8: China's economy could continue to beat to a different rhythm over time. © VCG/Getty Images

Joseph Little is global chief strategist for HSBC Asset Management.

There is an old saw that diversification is the only free lunch in finance. But in 2022, finding a free lunch has been difficult for investors.

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