UBS Landlord Ming: The strategic importance of the Chinese stock market will continue to rise.

On May 21, Fang Dongming, head of the China division of UBS Global Financial Markets, stated at a media briefing that the global trade tensions have eased slightly following the joint declaration by China and the United States last week. Through continuous communication with numerous overseas investors, UBS deeply feels the increasing interest of the international market in Chinese assets. He pointed out that on one hand, improved market liquidity has boosted investor confidence, and domestic regulatory authorities are actively responding to concerns of global investors. On the other hand, industries such as artificial intelligence and high-end manufacturing are continuously driving a shift in the narrative logic of the Chinese stock market. In the first quarter, global investors have also increased their positions in China. Against the backdrop of global investment and diversification, the strategic importance of the Chinese stock market will continue to rise, providing opportunities for investors to allocate assets in China and achieve excess returns globally.