Key to China’s success in stabilising foreign investment lies within playing

Key to China’s success in stabilising foreign investment lies within playing

While geopolitical factors are critical, the real test for Beijing is in improving its domestic economic environment and boosting consumption.

China’s improving profits may help soften tariff blow

Beijing’s efforts to cultivate consumption as a key growth engine are starting to pay off. Read more at straitstimes.com.

China’s Improving Profits May Help Soften Tariff Blow for Stocks

China Inc.’s outlook has brightened after a campaign to revive consumption delivered a strong earnings season, one that may offer local stocks a much-needed cushion as they brace for US tariffs.

Li Wei, professor of international relations at Renmin University in northern Beijing, said that the power that succeeds in obtaining the support of the largest number of countries “will emerge victorious from the competition”. Xu Qiyuan, vice-director of the Institute of World Economics and Politics of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, argued that increasing domestic consumption is fundamental for China to improve its position in the glob…

China stocks are still a trade, not an investment

Global traders are returning to Chinese equities but long-term investment allocations have lagged. The $14 trln onshore market remains an IPO wasteland where fast foreign money prevails over buy-and-hold. Beijing’s private sector support will struggle to offset US aggression.

China’s improving profits may help soften tariff blow for stocks

China’s outlook has brightened after a campaign to revive consumption delivered a strong earnings season, one that may offer local stocks a much-needed cushion as they brace for US tariffs.