Goldman Sachs suddenly rebalanced: shifting from South Korean AI to China AI—are A-share opportunities really here?


Goldman Sachs isn’t asking funds to “dump South Korean stocks and aggressively pile into A-shares.” Instead, it sees an overlooked allocation gap: China AI contributes about 16% of related global revenue, but accounts for only about 1.2% of global technology fund holdings. Funds are spreading from South Korea’s storage into China’s chips, power, computing power, and applications, but the real repricing will still ultimately depend on earnings delivering.
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