. >> our colleagues had a chance to ask nicolai tangen about china. >> we don't invest in china as a country. we invest in the companies. we continue to invest there and continue to think we'll stay invested there. >> what about your view on the mainland market because more broadly we're seeing that the economy itself is proving challenging month after month, week after week. the data is bad. are you concerned about what we're seeing in terms of the strength of the chinese market now? >> we are a bit surprised it has been so weak. personally i had expected the recovery after covid to be stronger, to really drive more consumption, but it hasn't seemed to happen. it's a surprising fact. >> tang again weighed in on the importance of climate effects when weighing in even when there's's a growing backlash from u.s. politicians and despite voting against a climate resolution at bp. >> the lurng between climate and financial returns is going to be more and more important, and we're sewing the climate effect on inflation, through the food prices. you see it in places like orange juice, olive