Currently, factors such as slowing global economic growth and rising geopolitical risks have had a clear impact on global investment. However, in the 2025 global investment outlook issued by a number of foreign-funded institutions, the Chinese market is still bullish. For example, Morgan Stanley believes that attention to artificial intelligence applications in China will continue to increase, and the development space for advantageous industries in emerging fields will continue to expand. It is foreseeable that as China's economic structure is further optimized and the potential for domestic demand continues to be unleashed, foreign companies will gain more space and reap more dividends by deepening their cultivation in China. As Nobel laureate economist Michael Spencer recently said, China is “irreplaceable.”

Currently, factors such as slowing global economic growth and rising geopolitical risks have had a clear impact on global investment. However, in the 2025 global investment outlook issued by a number of foreign-funded institutions, the Chinese market is still bullish. For example, Morgan Stanley believes that attention to artificial intelligence applications in China will continue to increase, and the development space for advantageous industries in emerging fields will continue to expand. It is foreseeable that as China's economic structure is further optimized and the potential for domestic demand continues to be unleashed, foreign companies will gain more space and reap more dividends by deepening their cultivation in China. As Nobel laureate economist Michael Spencer recently said, China is “irreplaceable.”