Stocks in Asia started 2023 in a bull market. Investors have been cheered by China’s pivot away from its zero-Covid policy, the ending of its crackdown on tech companies and Beijing’s renewed commitment to growing the world’s second biggest economy. But now it seems like that optimism has already been priced in. In February we saw a reversal of trend in the stock market, leaving us with the question - is the bull market over for Asian stocks? On Money in the Market, Hongbin Jeong speaks to Kelvin Tay, Regional Chief Investment Officer at UBS, to find out whether there is room for stocks to rally further, or if the bull run really is over for Asian markets.

Stocks in Asia started 2023 in a bull market. Investors have been cheered by China’s pivot away from its zero-Covid policy, the ending of its crackdown on tech companies and Beijing’s renewed commitment to growing the world’s second biggest economy. But now it seems like that optimism has already been priced in. In February we saw a reversal of trend in the stock market, leaving us with the question - is the bull market over for Asian stocks? On Money in the Market, Hongbin Jeong speaks to Kelvin Tay, Regional Chief Investment Officer at UBS, to find out whether there is room for stocks to rally further, or if the bull run really is over for Asian markets.

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