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Chinese tech companies are facing increased risks in expanding overseas as Donald Trump returns to the White House, with expectations of new policies impacting sectors like cross-border e-commerce, video gaming, and artificial intelligence, according to UBS analyst Kenneth Fong. Despite these geopolitical challenges, Chinese firms are likely to continue investing abroad, though they must navigate potential US restrictions on investments in Chinese tech, limitations on AI chip purchases, and the effects of ongoing trade tensions.
The UBS Asian Investment Conference 2024, themed “An eye on the past, a view to the future,” gathered leaders to discuss lessons from history to enhance future outcomes, focusing on inflation, growth, and emerging technologies like Generative AI and neurotechnology. Experts explored the transformative impact of technology on investment opportunities, while female pioneers in motorsport shared their experiences in promoting gender equality in the industry. UBS conferences offer exclusive engagement opportunities for professional investors, emphasizing direct access to companies and thematic insights.
China's economic stimulus policies are beginning to revitalize e-commerce and retail sectors, with high-end retail performing well during the recent Golden Week holiday. The tourism sector also saw a 6% growth, while internet firms' earnings are stabilizing, with projected growth in earnings per share over the next few years. Opportunities in local groceries and cross-border shopping are emerging, as leading platforms focus on supply chain efficiency to enhance profit margins.
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