Fidelity Dale Nicholls on China stock picks and economic outlook (VIDEO)

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The Lunar New Year brought with it a change of direction for China, now focusing on driving demand and increasing consumer spending in nearly every sector of the economy.

On his recent visit to London, portfolio manager Dale Nicholls shared his thoughts on the great reopening of the Chinese economy and the exciting prospects it brings for a number of particular companies, sectors and the Fidelity China Special Situations plc (LON:FCSS) investment trust. Watch the video to find out more.

Fidelity China Special Situations PLC (LON:FCSS), the UK’s largest China Investment Trust, capitalises on Fidelity’s extensive, locally-based analyst team to find attractive opportunities in a market too big to ignore.

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