Even as China’s tech stocks begin to recoup some of their recent big losses, some investors and analysts are eyeing looming concerns that may have a worse impact than Donald Trump’s tariffs.
The Hang Seng Tech Index has shed more than $350 billion in market value since a March high, though it has gained more than 10% over the past four sessions. While China’s rapid AI development remains a key positive, heightened geopolitical tensions are at the forefront at the moment.
U.S. actions against China such as restrictions on financial holdings or further sanctions are a “serious risk,” according to Bush Chu, an investment manager at Aberdeen Investments. There has also been unverified chatter over potential forced delistings of Chinese stocks from U.S. exchanges, and some fear further restrictions on technology access.
Such measures could cause a “sharp selloff” of heavily foreign-owned China tech stocks, Chu said. “I think a lot of things are not yet priced in
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