Optimistic about the Chinese economy, foreign investment institutions release positive signals

Recently, many foreign institutions around the world have intensively released annual outlook reports, generally expressing positive expectations for China's economic development. These foreign institutions believe that driven by multiple factors such as the steady improvement of China's economy, accelerated industrial upgrading, and the continuous deepening of institutional opening in the capital market, the long-term allocation value of Chinese assets is becoming increasingly prominent.

Taking Goldman Sachs' macro report "China 2026 Outlook: Exploring New Momentum" released this week as an example, the report predicts that China's real GDP will grow by 4.8% in 2026, higher than the market consensus forecast of 4.5%. The World Bank, International Monetary Fund (IMF), and Asian Development Bank have also recently raised their expectations for China's economic growth rate in 2025, highlighting their recognition of the steady and long-term positive trend of China's economy. (China Securities Journal)