China's economic recovery could be at risk, after manufacturing growth slackened to its slowest pace in four months, according to the country's Purchasing Managers' Index. With a reading of 50.4 in February compared to 52.3 in January, the country's manufacturing-driven economy appears on the verge of moving into contraction territory.
Fortunately, the same country is providing some additional investment ideas to international investors about to uncover them. China's foreign-exchange regulator has been buying significant stakes in U.K. housing and utilities, including a water utility, student housing and office buildings located in London and Manchester, according to a recent WSJ report.
