Investors in Chinese stocks are remaining resilient in the face of ongoing trade tensions between China and the United States. They are focusing on potential stimulus measures rather than the outcome of the US presidential election.

Despite expectations of increased hostility towards China, global money managers are leaning towards Chinese assets, anticipating that Beijing will continue to implement supportive policies for the stock market. Market analysts suggest that the prospect of higher tariffs post-election is not deterring investment in Chinese equities. Instead, there is a growing belief that the Chinese government will prioritize economic stimulus, particularly for stocks listed on the mainland, as a means to bolster market confidence and growth.

This sentiment reflects a strategic shift among investors who are willing to navigate the complexities of US-China relations while seeking opportunities in the Chinese market.