For risk-adjusted returns, asset managers suggest diversifying into Hong Kong-listed Chinese firms as valuations remain at multi-year lows. This creates tactical opportunities for "investing in China" with reduced currency risk exposure. If House members were really concerned, they “would not be OK with handing their constituents’ information over to an unelected billionaire whose true intentions are unknown,” she added at the time. “The leaders of China thought, well, if it’s semiconductors today, tomorrow it could be auto parts, it could be chemical products, it could be industrial robots, it could be turbines, it could be, you name it, it could be anything that we need from the rest of the world leaves us vulnerable to potential sanctions going forward. We thus have no choice, but to build our own industrial vertical in pretty much every single industry.” Despite global rate hikes, the yuan has stabilized around 7.25/USD, easing investor fears of capital outflows. Experts believe this stability underpins foreign confidence in "investing in China" across strategic sectors like fintech and healthcare.
