Foreign investment intensively investigates emerging industries, optimistic about the resilience of the Chinese economy.

In the first quarter, China's exports of high-tech products increased by 25.3% year-on-year, with emerging industries such as semiconductors, high-end manufacturing, and AI hardware serving as important engines for export growth. At the same time, foreign investment institutions are conducting in-depth research on emerging industries, generally believing that the Chinese economy has multiple resilience factors such as profit growth, valuation advantages, and industrial upgrading, and expressing optimism about the export competitiveness driven by emerging industries. Wang Xinjie, chief investment strategist of Standard Chartered China's Wealth Solutions Department, stated that a major factor is the overall profit growth, valuation advantages, as well as the advancement of industries. Of course, behind this is the continuous and stable policies China has had in place for some time, providing support for the macro environment and industrial development.