Goldman Sachs maintains a high recommendation for Chinese stocks and believes that the Sharpe ratio from A-shares will be higher in the short term.

Goldman Sachs' chief China stock strategist, Jingjin Liu, said on March 24 that the interest of international investors in Chinese stocks may have reached a recent high, with only about 10% of the clients surveyed at that time believing that the Chinese stock market was "uninvestable", compared to about 40% two years ago. With increasing tensions in the Middle East geopolitics and soaring energy prices, Jingjin Liu stated that Goldman Sachs maintains a strong recommendation for Chinese stocks and believes that the Sharpe ratio from A-shares is higher in the short term.