Standard Chartered said Chinese equities are looking more compelling after a period of consolidation, with cheaper valuations and earnings growth expected to rebound in 2026 from a low base in 2025, as monetary policy eases, global growth holds up and artificial intelligence-related investment stays strong.
“After a period of consolidation, valuations of Chinese equities have become more attractive, and earnings growth is expected to recover from a low base,” said Raymond Cheng, chief investment…Standard Chartered said Chinese equities are looking more compelling after a period of consolidation, with cheaper valuations and earnings growth expected to rebound in 2026 from a low base in 2025, as monetary policy eases, global growth holds up and artificial intelligence-related investment stays strong.
“After a period of consolidation, valuations of Chinese equities have become more attractive, and earnings growth is expected to recover from a low base,” said Raymond Cheng, chief investment…  Read More ​Business – South China Morning Post