
Foreign Investors Return to Chinese Markets as Confidence Rebounds
Global investors are returning to China’s capital markets, driven by renewed confidence and attractive valuations, signaling a potential sustained recovery.
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Global investors are returning to China’s capital markets, driven by renewed confidence and attractive valuations, signaling a potential sustained recovery.
Foreign institutional investors increase stakes in China’s A-shares as Shanghai Composite hits a decade high, signaling strong market confidence.
Hong Kong’s business registrations reach historic highs, with over 1.5 million local companies and $22B in investments, boosting economic resilience and global ties.
Foreign investment surges into China’s AI startups driven by policy support, tech breakthroughs, and commercial potential. Morgan Stanley projects $1.4 trillion in related sectors by 2030.
U.S. President Trump conditionally approves Nippon Steel’s acquisition of U.S. Steel, including $11B investment and national security safeguards. Biden’s earlier block overturned.
Despite global economic headwinds, China’s trade and manufacturing sectors show resilience, with rising foreign investment and robust infrastructure growth.
Foreign experts analyze US-China tariff reductions and emerging opportunities in China’s tech-driven economy amid global market shifts.
China’s economic rebound and open-market policies take center stage as Vice Premier He Lifeng meets Citigroup and Carlyle leaders in Beijing.
China saw a 4.3% rise in new foreign firms and a March FDI rebound of 13.2%, with tech and biopharma sectors driving growth amid global economic turbulence.
China attracts record 866 foreign institutional investors through 2024 as global financial giants expand operations, signaling strong confidence in market reforms and growth potential.
Amid ongoing trade tensions, China’s white paper highlights its compliance with the 2020 phase-one deal while critiquing U.S. tariff policies, underscoring implications for global economic stability.
China urges US-funded firms to maintain global supply chain stability, stressing multilateralism and condemning recent US tariffs during a Beijing roundtable.
Cuba launches international transport fair to attract foreign investment, aiming to revive its struggling cargo and passenger systems amid infrastructure challenges.
Thyssenkrupp invests $137.8M in China’s manufacturing sector as CEO praises industrial innovation amid evolving global trade dynamics and Germany-China partnerships.
Corning plans China expansion following strong 2024 revenue, as CEO meets Chinese officials during key economic forum, signaling growing business ties.
Chinese Vice President Han Zheng highlights China’s commitment to global economic stability during meetings with Swire Pacific and Novartis leaders at the China Development Forum 2025 in Beijing.
Premier Li Qiang pledges expanded market access at China Development Forum 2025, highlighting opportunities for global investors & economic cooperation.
China approves pilot telecom operations for 13 foreign firms, boosting market openness and aligning with global trade standards.
Foreign companies maintain confidence in China’s economic prospects, citing market stability and innovation potential despite global challenges, according to industry leaders.
China reaffirms commitment to economic openness in 2025 policy roadmap, strengthening global trade stability and foreign investment appeal.