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China stocks fell for the third consecutive week, with the CSI300 Index down 0.9% and the Shanghai Composite Index down 1%. Concerns over Middle East tensions and oil supply issues contributed to a risk-averse market mood. Analysts noted that external volatility is affecting sentiment, while low inflation may support domestic demand. Services activity growth slowed in March, and healthcare stocks dropped after U.S. tariff announcements. In contrast, AI-related shares saw a slight increase, while energy and new energy indices declined despite rising oil prices.

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China stocks decline for third straight week on Mideast jitters

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Data shows that China's services PMI has remained in expansion for 39 consecutive months. Solid domestic demand is the main supporting force, and moderate cost pressures have led companies to lower prices to boost demand. Businesses remain optimistic about market prospects for the coming year. The composite output index also fell from 55.4 to 51.5 in March, indicating a slower pace of expansion but still near the average over the past two years

- China's service sector continued to expand in March, with the activity index at 52.1, down from 56.7 in February, indicating ongoing growth for the 39th month.  
- Domestic demand remains robust while international new business saw a slight decline after previous growth, contributing to the second consecutive month of job contraction in the sector.  
- Despite these challenges, businesses maintain a positive outlook for the next 12 months, supported by stabilizing prices and ongoing demand.

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China's March Services PMI Drops to 52.1, Domestic Demand Supports Continued Expansion

- China's financial markets have shown resilience amid global turmoil, with its CSI300 index falling only 4.6% compared to deeper losses in other Asian markets.  
- Investors are increasingly favoring Chinese assets due to the country's strong energy stockpiles and a stable economy, which is positioning itself as a safe haven.  
- Despite challenges, analysts believe China's diversified economy will maintain robust growth, making it an attractive option for long-term investment strategies.

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ANALYSIS-China was ready for an oil shock and now investors are the reaping rewards

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China, Hong Kong stocks join global relief rally on hopes of end to Iran war

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36Kr learned that the trading volume of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets has exceeded 1.5 trillion

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The trading volume of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets has exceeded 1.5 trillion

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The A-share market experienced volatile trends over the past week, with the three major indices initially declining and then rising, and sector rotation accelerating. Brokerage strategy outlooks indicate that geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East remain the primary disruptive factor for global markets, and the market tone will be dominated by consolidation and digestion in the short term. However, from a medium to long-term perspective, the adjustments in the A-share market have been substantial, and the certainty of the Chinese economy and manufacturing sector is increasing, which is expected to support the market's resilient performance

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A-share Assets Show Strong Resilience, Allocation Further Focuses on Certainty in April

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Asia-Pacific markets showed mixed results on Friday amid uncertainty over a potential peace deal in the Middle East. The Nikkei 225 fell by 0.4%, while the Hang Seng rose by 0.4%. U.S. President Trump extended the deadline for military action against Iran by 10 days to facilitate negotiations. Oil prices dropped as tensions eased, with West Texas Intermediate falling 1.8% to $92.82 per barrel. In China, the CSI 300 gained 0.6%, supported by a 15.2% rise in industrial profits. Other regional markets experienced slight fluctuations.

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Asia Mixed on Murky Peace Deal

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Mizuho Securities maintains a "moderately bullish" view on the Chinese stock market, believing that the CSI 300 index will bottom in 2024 and government bond yields will bottom in early 2025. It suggests that investors allocate Chinese bonds and stocks in a 3:7 ratio, favoring value stocks. Although Middle East conflicts may impact growth, China is well-positioned to handle these pressures, and Nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth is expected to reach its strongest in five years

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Mizuho Securities: Still "Moderately Bullish" on Chinese Stock Market, Believes Market May Have Bottomed in 2024

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Amidst recent significant fluctuations in the A-share market, brokerage research institutes have been releasing reports and holding morning meetings to interpret the situation and convey a rational perspective. Brokerages are in agreement that the current market adjustment is a release of short-term pressure stemming from spillover global sentiment and profit-taking, rather than a trend reversal, and the core foundation supporting the A-share market's mid-to-long-term positive outlook remains unshaken

Brokerages Speak Out En Masse: The Core Foundation Supporting A-Shares' Mid-to-Long-Term Upward Trend Remains Unshaken

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UBS released a report stating that despite the recent sharp decline in the Hang Seng Index and the CSI 300 Index, the market has not fallen into extreme pessimism. The bank recommends that investors maintain a balanced portfolio, favoring A-shares, believing they have policy support and liquidity advantages. The report also lists Chinese stocks that may perform well during periods of rising oil prices and points out that historically, the market usually rebounds after extreme pessimistic events

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"Major Banks" UBS: Hong Kong stocks and A-shares have not fallen into extreme pessimism, a balanced investment portfolio remains the best strategy

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China stocks decline for third straight week on Mideast jitters

China's March Services PMI Drops to 52.1, Domestic Demand Supports Continued Expansion

ANALYSIS-China was ready for an oil shock and now investors are the reaping rewards

China, Hong Kong stocks join global relief rally on hopes of end to Iran war

The trading volume of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets has exceeded 1.5 trillion