Recently, HSBC's Co-Chief Executive Officer for Asia and the Middle East, Liao Yijian, stated that China's capital markets have performed particularly well this year, thanks to the resilience of the Chinese economy and the recovery of investor confidence. HSBC Global Investment Research tracks nearly 300 active funds investing in global emerging markets (GEMs). The weighting of Chinese stocks in these funds' portfolios has increased from 22.5% a year ago to nearly 28%, with a more significant increase in the past three months, particularly in the technology and consumer sectors. "Nevertheless, global emerging market funds remain underweight to Chinese assets compared to their benchmark indices," Liao said. "The growth potential of emerging industries such as artificial intelligence, electric vehicles, drones, robotics, and pharmaceuticals remains to be discovered by global investors." Liao Yijian believes that China's innovation-driven economic growth will continue to attract the attention of global investors, making the Chinese market not only valuable but also a crucial market that cannot be ignored.