Foreign investment accelerates heavy holdings in China's hard technology

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Mars Finance News, June 4 — Recently, many international financial institutions have issued positive outlooks on China's economy and accelerated their investment plans in China. International organizations are increasing their allocation to leading Chinese technology companies. Data shows that by the end of the first quarter, 16 A-share companies with a market value exceeding 100 million yuan held by Morgan Stanley, focusing on AI computing power and optical communication industry chains; Goldman Sachs entered the top ten circulating shareholders of 894 listed A-share companies in the first quarter, with 20 stocks holding over 100 million yuan, including new investments in commercial aerospace and computing-electronics collaboration companies. Additionally, several international investment banks have recently spoken out intensively, optimistic about investment opportunities in artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, energy transition, and other fields. While increasing investments in China, multiple international financial institutions, including Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank, have simultaneously raised their 2026 China GDP growth forecasts, believing that China's economic stabilization and recovery trend is becoming clearer. The strong performance of the hard technology industry is becoming an important engine supporting China's economic stabilization. (CCTV Finance)
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