China’s Shanghai index ended last week up by more than 7% while Shenzhen composite index rose by close to 10%, outperforming the 4% gain in Nasdaq.How is this different from 2015 when Chinese equity frenzy ended up in bad shape? Is this the start of a structural bull market in China?

We spoke to Mr Tommy Xie, Head of Greater China Research, OCBC Bank to find out. 

China&rsquo;s Shanghai index ended last week up by more than 7% while Shenzhen composite index rose by close to 10%, outperforming the 4% gain in Nasdaq.How is this different from 2015 when Chinese equity frenzy ended up in bad shape? Is this the start of a structural bull market in China?
We spoke to&nbsp;Mr Tommy Xie, Head of Greater China Research, OCBC Bank to find out.&nbsp;

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