As China aims for a new growth cycle, can its stock market ride the bull?


Beijing’s supportive economic policies and optimism presented at the ongoing parliamentary session have buoyed a new bull run, riding momentum from January’s release of DeepSeek’s groundbreaking artificial intelligence (AI) model that shifted global attention to Chinese assets, while sending Hong Kong and Chinese mainland stock markets on a tear.

Analysts have seen a swell of optimism among overseas investors, and some pundits are expecting more fund inflows as the Chinese government is determined to achieve an ambitious 5 per cent economic growth target for this year while using stabilisation tools to counter any uncertainties raised by US President Donald Trump.

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