Ireland vulnerable to a marked slowdown in the Chinese economy

China has become an integral part of the global economy, and it is a fact that but for the growth in China over the last few years, the global economy would have gone into an even worse meltdown, writes Jim Power

Ireland vulnerable to a marked slowdown in the Chinese economy

Timing is absolutely everything. In this column last week, I wrote about the stellar performance of equity markets since 2009 and pointed out how investors need to have a clear understanding of their time horizon and if they are long-term investors they should be prepared for periodic corrections and not be scared away by market noise.

At the end of the article I posed the question if the markets will continue to go ahead in the near term, given the magnitude of the gains made since 2009.

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