Most analysts agree with this view. China will not devalue the renminbi in 2000, ING Barings predicts. BCA agrees and, in fact, says the currency may very well appreciate due to strong exports and increasing foreign direct investment. With regard to China s entry the World Trade Organization, Goldman Sachs sees this influencing China in the long term. That s all nice and interesting for a political science professor.
Investment analysts list many, many stocks to buy.
China Online has poured through the data and selected the most interesting picks. Keep in mind that most of these companies are listed in Hong Kong and China, and are not yet available on U.S. stock exchanges. Goldman Sachs is particularly bullish on China s aviation firms and port companies, arguing that increased business travel and trade will generate increased revenues for these businesses. Companies to watch include China Southern Airlines and China Eastern Airlines. ABN AMRO is a booster of China Telecom and Jiangsu Expressway.