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Our Geopolitical strategists expect China to deliver limited stimulus in 2026 while maintaining a tariff truce with the US and promoting technology and trade. Signals from Beijing point to a flat fiscal deficit, scaled-back consumption subsidies, and modest…
Special Report

China is providing limited stimulus, promoting tech and trade, and maintaining a tariff truce with the US in 2026. Structural flaws and great power struggle continue to cast dark clouds over the long run.

Our China strategists expect weakening economic growth to pressure Chinese equity prices in the near term, with H1 selloffs creating buying opportunities as policy support steps up by mid-year. Chinese equity prices continue to diverge from economic…
Our China strategists favor selective exposure to service-related Chinese equities over the next 6-to-12 months, reflecting a structural shift in household spending rather than an acceleration in overall consumption. The share of services in China’s total…
Special Report

This report analyzes the structural and cyclical factors driving service spending in Chinese households and highlights sectors with promising investment opportunities for the next 6 to 12 months.

Much like the 2000 episode, we expect this year to unfold in two stages: A “Great Rotation” from tech stocks to non-tech names in the first half of 2026 followed by a broad-based selloff in stocks in the second half on the back of a weakening US economy.

Our China Investment strategists expect the RMB to retrace against the US dollar in Q1, but see upside resuming later in 2026 as stronger stimulus and structural tailwinds return. While the currency typically appreciates between November and February, driven…

We explain the underlying catalysts for the RMB’s seasonal appreciation, and assess the upside potential for the currency in 2026.

The forces that have recently propelled aluminum prices will remain supportive over the near term. However, beyond the coming months, aluminum prices will retreat as bearish cyclical pressures overwhelm over the course of 2026.

Maintain a defensive commodity allocation as China’s growth pulse remains weak and export strength proves misleading. China’s November hard data were unequivocally sluggish. Fixed asset investment fell 2.6% y/y, retail sales slowed to 1.3% (the softest…