CCTV News: Faced with the continued tense trade situation, China's capital market and supply chain are becoming a "safe haven" for foreign investment with high resilience. International analysts believe that compared with the United States, which has changed its orders every day, China is a more reliable source of economic growth.
The website of the US New York Times pointed out that although the US government imposed additional tariffs on China, the chaos caused by the tariff policy and the unpredictability of the next action have prompted many companies to become more cautious about adjusting their supply chains. They chose to maintain long-standing relationships with Chinese suppliers or manufacturing partners in response to ongoing turmoil and uncertainty.
As an open highland that gathers more than 550 German-funded enterprises, Jiangsu Taicang has continued to attract foreign investment since this year. In the Hi-Tech Zone, a world-leading filling system supply company invests 200 million euros to build a new factory. In the future, this will become its largest and most technologically advanced production base in China.
China has become Germany's largest trading partner for nine consecutive years. The two countries have strong economic complementarity and close economic and trade ties. Against the backdrop of the uncertainty of the world economy caused by the imposition of tariffs by the United States, local business people in the industry said that the importance of China-EU and China-Germany cooperation is more prominent.
The Wall Street Journal quoted the latest report from the American Chamber of Commerce Foundation, which showed that despite the increasing risks, China's market size, its perfect system connecting suppliers and manufacturers, and a skilled workforce have prompted most of the interviewed American companies to hope to maintain contact with China.
I am optimistic about the stability of China's economy. Since the beginning of this year, Allianz Fund, Manulife Fund, Schroder Fund and other companies have targeted high-quality assets with great growth prospects in the Chinese financial market and launched a number of new products. On April 7, a new index fund of Morgan Asset Management was officially issued, and its products mainly track listed companies with high free cash flow rates in the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 Index.
Recently, many foreign institutions such as Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and UBS collectively spoke out, expressing their three core analysis of China's assets: significant valuation advantages, sufficient policy "toolbox" reserves, and strengthening the logic of scientific and technological innovation. Supported by multiple advantages, the Chinese market highlights its resilience.
