European equity benchmarks closed mixed on Wednesday, June 10: Germany's DAX 30 fell 217.10 points (-0.89%) to 24,200.97; the UK's FTSE 100 rose 22.61 points (+0.22%) to 10,249.94; France's CAC 40 fell 41.60 points (-0.51%) to 8,161.83; the Euro Stoxx 50 fell 35.18 points (-0.58%) to 6,014.56; Spain's IBEX 35 fell 47.63 points (-0.26%) to 18,139.07; Italy's FTSE MIB fell 252.26 points (-0.50%) to 50,010.50.

East Money Securities deputy head of research Chen Guo said the Shanghai Composite has corrected from prior highs and, irrespective of external volatility, he no longer adopts a structural bearish view on A-shares. He expects index upside to materially exceed downside over the next quarter and advises actively seeking structural long opportunities. Chen says the next market phase will be more balanced; in tech he prefers selective China AI supply-chain names that meet four criteria: revenue and profit growth that won’t peak this year, market cap not overstating their industrial/economic position, H1 results likely to beat optimistic expectations, and no expected downward revision to next-year earnings. He is especially bullish on carbon-related large caps in H2 and highlights A-share and Hong Kong-listed leaders in new and legacy energy, financials and property, new consumption, and internet as candidates for systemic re-rating.

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