International investors are increasingly eyeing China, with a recent survey indicating that the proportion considering investments in the country has climbed to 57 per cent. This marks a notable increase from 51 per cent recorded just a year ago. Attractive valuations of Chinese assets are driving this rising appetite, according to analysis from JPMorgan Chase.
Kwang Kam Shing, North Asia chairwoman for the biggest US bank, observed that foreign investment levels in both Hong Kong and mainland China have historically remained subdued. Despite this, she noted a clear eagerness among global investors to explore fresh opportunities within these markets.
“They still believe there’s a big or relatively big gap between
