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Recent deals from Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) and Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) are expected to bolster China’s tech market.
What Happened: Elon Musk-led Tesla is partnering with Baidu Inc (NASDAQ:BIDU) to introduce driver assistance features in China.
Apple, under the helm of CEO Tim Cook, is expanding its production footprint in Southeast Asia and India, striking a delicate balance between political pressures and business expansion.
"There's only two companies able to thread the needle in terms of China-US. It's Cook in Cupertino, and Musk and Tesla,” said Wedbush’s Dan Ives in the backdrop of Cook and Musk’s recent China visits.
The Baidu agreement underscores Tesla’s commitment to the country’s burgeoning electric vehicle market And Apple increased its number of China-based suppliers and manufacturing sites in 2023, thereby reducing its reliance on suppliers from Taiwan, Japan, and South Korea.
Analysts remain optimistic about China’s growth prospects, with UBS and Goldman Sachs upgrading China stocks and predicting significant upside potential.
Related: UBS Upgrades China Stocks Amid ‘Valuation Collapse’: What Investors Need to Know
UBS’ Sunil Tirumalai highlighted resilient earnings and positive interventions from state-related funds as reasons for optimism. According to Tirumalai, the underperformance of China stocks can be attributed solely to a "valuation collapse.”
Goldman Sachs’ Kinger Lau emphasized the potential upside for Chinese stocks if reform policies can be successfully implemented by the CSRC.
“A-shares could rise ~20% if they could narrow the gaps with international averages along these dimensions, and could re-rate as much as 40% if they catch up with global leaders in our blue-sky scenario,” he said.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) also positions China as a key growth engine despite a slight slowdown, highlighting its dominant role in global growth.
Investors can capitalize on these developments by diversifying their portfolios with ETFs that offer exposure to China’s growth trajectory.
ETFs like KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF (NYSE:KWEB), the iShares MSCI China ETF (NYSE:MCHI), and the iShares China Large-Cap ETF (NYSE:FXI) provide diversified exposure to China’s booming internet sector and large-cap companies, presenting compelling investment opportunities.
China’s tech market presents a promising landscape for investors, with strategic moves by companies like Apple and Tesla, along with bullish analyst sentiments, indicating a potential resurgence in the region.
Henry Greene, Chief Investment Strategist at KraneShares, pointed out in a recent exclusive interview with Benzinga, that “China’s stock market has bottomed”, suggesting a rare opportunity for investors to capitalize on the market’s potential.
