Jacky Tang

CIO for Emerging Markets, Deutsche Private Bank
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Tang states China is a "winner" in the energy crisis due to its consumption mix (over half from coal, of which China is the largest producer, and 18-20% from oil). Its 5-year plan aims to increase alternative energy share and reduce carbon emissions, lowering reliance on Middle Eastern oil compared to Japan and South Korea. This structural insulation from Middle East energy shocks provides relative economic and market stability, making Chinese assets more attractive amidst regional volatility. LONG on a relative basis within Asia due to lower vulnerability to the specific geopolitical/energy shock. A severe global recession triggered by the oil crisis would overwhelm China's domestic insulation.
Tang states China is a "winner" in the energy crisis due to its consumption mix (over half from coal, of which China is the largest producer, and 18-20% from oil). Its 5-year plan aims to increase alternative energy share and reduce carbon emissions, lowering reliance on Middle Eastern oil compared to Japan and South Korea. This structural insulation from Middle East energy shocks provides relative economic and market stability, making Chinese assets more attractive amidst regional volatility. LONG on a relative basis within Asia due to lower vulnerability to the specific geopolitical/energy shock. A severe global recession triggered by the oil crisis would overwhelm China's domestic insulation.
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