The Chinese stock market continues to demonstrate remarkable resilience amid global uncertainties and trade negotiations with the U.S.
A Confirmed Bull Market in Hong Kong
Chinese stocks listed in Hong Kong confirmed their bull market status on Monday, with the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index (HSCEI) rising by 1.7% and recording over 20% growth since its low point on April 7. This reflects renewed investor confidence despite a persistently tense international context.
A Cautious and Strategic Recovery
This rebound is based on rigorous risk management. As Charu Chanana, strategist at Saxo Markets, points out, it is not blind optimism but a tactical repositioning on undervalued assets. Caution remains appropriate given the persistence of trade tensions. After a new round of tariff measures in early April, the two powers agreed to a 90-day truce.
Regional Leadership and Global Ambition
At the regional level, the performance of the HSCEI outpaces that of other Asian indices amid persistent volatility. China's leadership in technology and biotechnology attracts a growing number of Western investors, marking a strategic step to enhance its influence in the international landscape.
The Chinese stock market is not only rebounding but also showcasing strategic ambition. While other countries in Asia seek paths out of crisis, Beijing is consolidating its financial position on the regional stage.
