Hong Kong’s stock market opened the week on a strong note, lifted mainly by major technology companies as investors grew increasingly confident that a United States interest rate cut this month is now virtually assured. This optimism helped offset lingering concerns about a
China’s artificial intelligence-themed stock rally is continuing to gain momentum, and according to Goldman Sachs, there is still significant room for these valuations to rise. Contrary to fears that the surge resembles a speculative bubble, analysts believe the trend is rooted in real
Structural risks and opportunities in the world’s largest internet market. China’s digital economy has grown into the largest in the world, contributing more than one-third of the national GDP. By 2025, however, the sector faces a dual reality: resilience in scale and innovation,
