Tariff Truce Presents Opportunities in US and China, Says Morgan Stanley
Christina Au-Yeung, Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management Asia's head of investment management services, says US exceptionalism is not synonymous with the Magnificent Seven and she sees opportunities for high-net worth investors to dip back into US. She says the tariff truce reached between the US and China presents interesting opportunities to investors in both countries. She spoke with Annabelle Droulers during a fireside chat at Bloomberg's New Voices Hong Kong 2025 launch event. (Source: Bloomberg)
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