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HSBC's latest release of the "Emerging Markets Investment Intentions Survey" (hereinafter referred to as the "Survey") shows that global institutional investors are increasingly optimistic about the growth prospects of emerging markets, especially bullish on the economic growth and stock market outlook in Asia. The Chinese stock market has become their top choice when investing in emerging markets. The HSBC survey shows that the optimism of global institutional investors surveyed towards the prospects of emerging markets has further strengthened. More than six in ten surveyed investors (61%) believe that the performance of emerging market stocks will outperform developed markets, a proportion higher than the 49% reported in June of this year. The survey shows that among many emerging markets, the Chinese stock market is the top choice for global institutional investors. More than half of the respondents stated that they are most optimistic about the prospects of the mainland stock market, significantly higher than the proportion of about one-third reported in the June survey. This reflects market confidence in China's stimulus economic policies and positive progress on China-US economic and trade issues. The "Emerging Markets Investment Intentions Survey" was conducted from August 4 to September 15, 2025, collecting the views of 100 investors from 100 institutions, with total assets under management involving emerging markets reaching $423 billion.