As the trade war was widespread and US President Donald Trump raised concerns about the recession, global investors are now discovering unexpected new protection of the Chinese stock market.
Hang Seng Hong Kong Index benchmark, which houses many of China's major companies has increased by 17% since Trump entered the White House in January.
However, the S&P 500 posted a decline of about 9%, eliminating market value of $ 4 trillion from its highest level last month.
Meanwhile, Trump's uncertain statements on tariffs and the reduction of federal government spending have challenged the perception of US stock attractiveness that had previously overcome most global markets since 2021.
Most of the Chinese market spikes are driven by technology stocks, which have increased 29% by 2025, reaching the highest level in more than three years last week.
Investors see the space getting narrower for further improvement after a huge spike in technology stocks, driven by the impressive debut of R1's reasoning model by AI starting company Deepseek.
The prospects of fiscal stimulation aimed at stimulating use are now one of the main challenges of China's economy.
