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Global investors eye China assets amid attractive valuations: JPMorgan

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Global investors are showing increased interest in Chinese assets, with 57% considering investments, up from 51% last year, according to JPMorgan research. Despite historically low levels, investors are attracted by the perceived valuation gap and diversification opportunities. This sentiment was observed during JPMorgan's Global China Summit in Shanghai, which attracted over 2,900 international executives and funds. AI

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Global investors eye China assets amid attractive valuations: JPMorgan

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