Biggest threat to China growth story: US protectionism and weak banking systems

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outlook for us consumers are of key topics discussed in debate between threadneedle, newton and invesco perpetual

As 2006 gets underway International Investment brings together three leading asset managers to discuss their views on the global economy and markets over the next 12 months. The debate ranges from whether or not the story in Japan really is different this time, to just how under pressure the US consumer is, whether the Indian market is too expensive and the very real problems that could derail the China story. Taking part are: Kathryn Langridge (KL), head of international equity products at Invesco Perpetual, Peter Hensman (PH), global strategist at Newton, and Jeremy Podger (JP) global e...

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