HSBC’s Q3 2026 Global Investment Outlook says China’s structural equity rally should persist. The bank points to a supportive policy backdrop: the PBOC maintaining an easing bias and ample liquidity, plus fiscal measures backing new productive capacity and ultra-long special sovereign bonds earmarked for hard tech and advanced manufacturing. HSBC expects A-share earnings to achieve a structural recovery this year, with the largest upward revisions to forecasts in materials, energy and informatio

2026-06-04

HSBC’s Q3 2026 Global Investment Outlook says China’s structural equity rally should persist. The bank points to a supportive policy backdrop: the PBOC maintaining an easing bias and ample liquidity, plus fiscal measures backing new productive capacity and ultra-long special sovereign bonds earmarked for hard tech and advanced manufacturing. HSBC expects A-share earnings to achieve a structural recovery this year, with the largest upward revisions to forecasts in materials, energy and information technology. The bank remains constructive on energy and materials and highlights high-dividend, high-quality central and state-owned enterprises as potential sources of relatively stable returns to bolster portfolio resilience.