Foreign institutions published a report bullish on the Chinese economy in 2026, increasing investment in Chinese assets.

The annual economic data for 2025 has recently been released, showing that the national economy is maintaining a steady and progressive development trend. In recent times, many international financial institutions have stated that the Chinese economy is displaying strong resilience and vitality. Looking ahead to 2026, in the areas of exports, consumption, and more, the Chinese economy is expected to inject more certainty into global development. Many institutions are particularly optimistic about the structural upgrading of Chinese exports. Goldman Sachs pointed out in its latest report that Chinese exports have shifted from being driven by cost advantages to being driven by technology and supply chain efficiency, forming an irreplaceable global production capacity cluster in new quality productivity sectors. UBS also shares a similar view, stating that the competitiveness of Chinese exports is very strong, with the optimization and further upgrading of export product structures still ongoing. The competitiveness and market share of products in high value-added, high-tech industries are continuing to increase significantly. It is worth noting that foreign institutions generally mention that the stable industrial chain and supply chain in China will continue to make it one of the preferred locations for multinational corporations in 2026, as this resilience is difficult to replace.