Chinese Stocks
Coverage of Chinese Stocks in the Nexus archive.
- Chinese Stocks in HK Jump Most in 14 Months as Tech Rallies
Chinese stocks in Hong Kong surged the most in 14 months, driven by a rally in the technology sector. The market saw significant gains attributed to the tech sector's performance.
- Why brokers believe China’s AI-driven stock run will find fresh legs
Chinese stocks may extend gains in the second half of 2023 due to resilient exports, recovering producer prices, and fading high oil price disruptions. Brokerages predict mainland-listed companies' full-year earnings growth could reach 10%, with households potentially investing 2 trillion yuan into equities.
- Chinese Stocks in Hong Kong Near Bear Market | The China Show 6/22/2026
Chinese stocks in Hong Kong are approaching a bear market, as highlighted in 'The China Show' on 6/22/2026. The article references a significant decline in market performance but provides no additional context.
- Chinese Stocks in Hong Kong Near Bear Market After Holiday
Chinese stocks in Hong Kong are nearing a bear market following a holiday period. The market decline indicates significant losses, approaching a 20% drop from recent highs.
- Global Funds Pile Back Into Chinese Stocks in April, Data Shows
Global investment funds have resumed purchasing Chinese stocks during April, indicating renewed investor confidence in Chinese equities. This inflow of foreign capital suggests a potential reversal of earlier market pessimism regarding Chinese markets.
- China’s stocks have upside room as liquidity and earnings grow, JPMorgan says
JPMorgan Chase believes Chinese stocks have upside potential in 2024 as liquidity remains supportive and earnings growth expectations improve. Overseas investors have reduced underweight positions on Chinese yuan-denominated shares, and margin trading levels are reasonable, according to equity strategist Erin Zhang.
- Chinese Stocks’ Haven Appeal Tested by Tepid Earnings Outlook
Chinese stocks' appeal as a safe haven is being challenged by weak earnings expectations. The tepid outlook for corporate earnings raises concerns about market resilience and investor confidence.