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The near-term outlook for China’s equities could be quite positive Investing.com -- According to analysts at Capital Economics in a note, despite near-term headwinds, the near-term outlook for Chinese equities “could be quite positive.” The firm noted that it was a good day for Chinese stocks on Wednesday, “especially offshore, with the Hang Seng up over 2% and outperforming most others.” However, they cautioned that the market still has a lot of ground to make up on equities elsewhere. In July, it seemed to have started making up that ground, but the momentum faded heading into August, despite there being no shortage of good news. “We recently learned, for example, that [the delay of] higher US tariffs - due to take effect this week - had been extended for another 90 days. And China gained some clarity around access to advanced chips from Nvidia and AMD,” said Capital Economics, noting that the companies secured export licenses in exchange for sharing some revenue with the U.S. government. Assessing the recent struggles of China’s stock market, the firm noted that a frequent problem in recent years has been periodic plunges in valuations, although that is not the issue at present. According to Capital Economics, the current issue is in expectations for earnings. “Judging by analyst surveys, those have essentially stagnated since ’Liberation Day,” said the firm. “It’s not surprising that tariffs have contributed to some nerves on this front,” stated the firm. “While we’re not ourselves hugely optimistic about China’s economy, our sense is that expected earnings are unlikely to be too much more of a drag on equity prices in the near-term.” While the firm acknowledged that there are many other potential headwinds, it stated that its end-2025 equity forecasts, which were recently surpassed, may now be too conservative, and “further near-term gains may well be on the cards.” Don't miss out on the next big opportunity! Stay ahead of the curve with ProPicks AI – 6 model portfolios fueled by AI stock picks with a stellar performance this year... In 2024 alone, ProPicks AI identified 2 stocks that surged over 150%, 4 additional stocks that leaped over 30%, and 3 more that climbed over 25%. That's an impressive track record. With portfolios tailored for Dow stocks, S&P stocks, Tech Stocks, and Mid Cap stocks, you can explore various wealth-building strategies. So if NVDA is on your watchlist, it could be very wise to know whether or not it made the ProPicks AI lists.

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Morgan Stanley revised its USD/yuan projection to 7.35 by mid-2025 (prior 7.5) I posted on Morgan Stanley boosting its China view earlier: * Morgan Stanley upgrades China equities - both mainland and Hong Kong Adding a little more now, their view on the currency. Morgan Stanley has reiterated that currency strength plays a critical role in the performance of Chinese equities, particularly in offshore markets. In a recent note, the bank highlighted that because foreign investors typically fund positions in U.S. dollars, a stronger or more stable yuan can act as a positive catalyst for asset allocation into China. * revised its USD/yuan projection to 7.35 by mid-2025 (prior 7.5) * and 7.50 by the end of this year (prior 7.60) This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at www.forexlive.com.

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Morgan Stanley upgrades China equities - both mainland and Hong Kong Morgan Stanley has upgraded both the MSCI China and Hang Seng indices to equal weight, pointing to what it sees as a structural regime shift in Chinese equities—particularly in the offshore segment. The bank argues that after years of deflationary drag, a recovery in return on equity (ROE) and valuations is taking hold. Key to this turnaround are three forces: * improved corporate discipline, * rising shareholder returns, * and a shift in index composition toward higher-quality, less macro-sensitive sectors. Since 2020, dividend yields and buyback activity have steadily increased, while the weight of GDP-exposed sectors in the MSCI China Index has fallen sharply. Morgan Stanley also sees renewed tech momentum, with firms like AI startup DeepSeek highlighting China's potential to remain competitive in innovation—offering a path for ROE growth even in a deflationary environment. The bank has lifted its 2025 year-end targets to * 24,000 for the Hang Seng, * 8,600 for the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index, while maintaining its CSI 300 target at 4,200. It expects offshore equities to outperform in the near term, given the onshore market’s heavier exposure to deflation-sensitive sectors. For a more bullish outlook, Morgan Stanley says a clearer macro improvement and easing geopolitical tensions will be required. Still, it believes the groundwork has been laid for a re-rating, with foreign investor positioning still light and valuations poised to normalise. This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at www.forexlive.com.

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