Wendy Liu, chief China equity strategist at JPMorgan. Photo: Yulu Ao

    China, Hong Kong stocks set to gain nearly 20% in 2026, JPMorgan says

    China and Hong Kong stocks could deliver nearly 20 per cent gains in 2026, supported by resilient global growth, improving earnings and easing competition among e-commerce giants, according to JPMorgan. The bank expected the MSCI China Index to rebound further as valuations normalised and Beijing’s push to curb excess capacity boosted profitability across key sectors,…

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    Wendy Liu, chief China equity strategist at JPMorgan. Photo: Yulu Ao

      China, Hong Kong stocks set to gain nearly 20% in 2026, JPMorgan says

      China and Hong Kong stocks could deliver nearly 20 per cent gains in 2026, supported by resilient global growth, improving earnings and easing competition among e-commerce giants, according to JPMorgan. The bank expected the MSCI China Index to rebound further as valuations normalised and Beijing’s push to curb excess capacity boosted profitability across key sectors,…

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      HKEX has also entered a licensing agreement with E Fund Management to issue an exchange-traded fund in the mainland Chinese market based on the HKEX Tech 100 Index. Photo: Sun Yeung

        Hong Kong launches HKEX Tech 100 Index in pivot towards innovation-driven growth

        Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing has launched its first equity index tracking Hong Kong-listed technology companies, underscoring the city’s ongoing shift from a market long dominated by property and finance towards innovation-driven growth. Unveiled on Tuesday, the HKEX Tech 100 Index tracks 100 large-cap and mid-cap companies spanning artificial intelligence, biotech and pharmaceuticals, electric vehicles…

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        HKEX has also entered a licensing agreement with E Fund Management to issue an exchange-traded fund in the mainland Chinese market based on the HKEX Tech 100 Index. Photo: Sun Yeung

          Hong Kong launches HKEX Tech 100 Index in pivot towards innovation-driven growth

          Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing has launched its first equity index tracking Hong Kong-listed technology companies, underscoring the city’s ongoing shift from a market long dominated by property and finance towards innovation-driven growth. Unveiled on Tuesday, the HKEX Tech 100 Index tracks 100 large-cap and mid-cap companies spanning artificial intelligence, biotech and pharmaceuticals, electric vehicles…

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