.... The Trump administration tariffs have disrupted global supply chains and undermined US market stability, eroding international confidence in US financial markets. This has pushed long-term capital to search for alternative destinations offering greater stability and growth potential. With its comprehensive industrial base, vast domestic market and stable political environment, China has emerged as an attractive option amid global uncertainty. Coupled with recent government measures to improve the business environment and enhance market efficiency, these factors have created favorable conditions for capital inflows.
China's rapid strides in electric vehicles, renewable energy and artificial intelligence have captured the imagination of investors at home and abroad. Firms in these sectors have not only shown resilience but have also positioned themselves at the core of China's long-term development agenda. Unsurprisingly, the high-tech has driven the market upswing in recent months.
There are opportunities for investors to benefit from China's economic transition from a model of overreliance on property and heavy industry to one driven by innovation, consumption and services. Investors should also be aware of the risk of speculative forces fueled by short-term capital flows. For policymakers, the real test lies in how deeper structural reforms and consistent follow-through can sustain the country's economic resilience. - News China
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