Tatler-Cox's latest report on China's investment landscape is released today. Tatler Cox has today announced the release of the latest a series of reports on the investment landscape in China. The report entitled "Crossroads In China Stocks" deals with the prospects for equities in the face of repeated threats of tighter US monetary policy and the potential for gains as the tech-heavy Shenzhen exchange gears up for the debut of the highly-anticipated stock-trading link with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The Tatler-Cox report surveys 150 large and medium-capitalized Chinese corporations asking for their views on the potential effects of higher US interest rates on their businesses and their stock prices. It also solicits the input of several regional economists on the macro-economic implications for China and the Asia Pacific region as a whole of higher US interest rates. "This latest report highlights our focus on the issues that really matter to both companies and investors," says Tatler-Cox 's Chief Investment Officer, Ms. Mayla Yakumi. "We also look to balance the corporate view with our own estimations of the likely impact of the imminent link between the Shenzhen Exchange and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and, without giving too much away, the results make for very interesting reading indeed." The Tatler-Cox report's key findings appear to show a loose consensus among corporates which center on concerns about the Beijing authorities' plans for additional economic stimulus - both fiscal and monetary - but also on how the government plans to proceed in its efforts to rebalance the Chinese economy towards even greater reliance on domestic consumption.All Rights Reserved