By ZHOU LANXU in Beijing and SHI JING in Shanghai |
China Daily |
Chinese equities are expected to retain their longer-term investment appeal despite spillovers from heightened global market volatility, underpinned by China's distinct technology opportunities and ongoing reforms to improve shareholder returns, experts said.
The A-share market has been fluctuating amid external volatility as rising US long-term Treasury bond yields and sticky inflation expectations — alongside ongoing geopolitical tensions — put global equities under pressure.
Domestically, concerns that the current listing wave of tech champions — such as chipmaker CXMT and Unitree Robotics — might possibly strain market liquidity also weighed on the market.
