Goldman Sachs has raised its 12-month price targets for major Chinese stock indices, signaling growing optimism about China’s economic recovery and market potential.
The investment bank increased its forecast for the MSCI China index from 75 to 85 and for the CSI 300 index from 4,600 to 4,700.
This upward adjustment reflects Goldman Sachs’ confidence in a rebound in Chinese markets, fueled by expectations of policy support, improving economic data, and stronger corporate earnings. Despite a challenging global backdrop, the bank believes that China’s market fundamentals are poised for growth over the next year, positioning the country as an attractive destination for investors seeking opportunities in the region.
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