A bullish call on Chinese equities Goldman Sachs has issued a notably optimistic outlook for Chinese equities, predicting a potential 20 percent upside driven by advances in artificial intelligence and expanding global business footprints. The investment bank forecasts that the MSCI China Index,
China’s equity market is being reexamined through a lens that combines policy backing with historically low valuations. After years in which uncertainty dominated investor thinking, the conversation is shifting toward whether the downside risks are now better understood and largely reflected in prices.
After years of volatility and persistent skepticism, China’s stock market is beginning to show tentative signs of renewed momentum. Recent policy signals from Beijing have helped ease investor anxiety, encouraging both domestic and international participants to reassess long held assumptions about risk, valuation,
Early weakness gives way to a measured recovery Mainland Chinese equities managed to recover from early losses on Thursday as investors reassessed policy signals from the country’s central bank. Markets opened cautiously, reflecting uncertainty over the outlook for monetary support, but sentiment gradually
A rally built on confidence and valuation Chinese equities have staged a strong recovery over the past year, driven largely by improving sentiment rather than dramatic changes in corporate fundamentals. As confidence returned to markets, valuation multiples expanded, lifting share prices even as
China’s stock markets, which delivered one of the strongest performances globally this year, are expected to record only modest gains in 2026 as the intense rally begins to cool, according to Morgan Stanley. The investment bank’s latest outlook suggests that while the pace
