投资者情绪报告显示：贸易摩擦下中国科技领域信心增强

Group 1 - Over 50% of surveyed investors believe that China is currently a global leader in artificial intelligence, and 60% expect significant progress in the biopharmaceutical sector over the next decade [1] - The investor sentiment survey conducted by Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business indicates that nearly 50% of respondents view the long-term impact of US-China trade tensions as more of an opportunity than a challenge [1][2] - Approximately 63.6% of investors consider US-China relations a major factor influencing investments, reflecting heightened risk aversion among investors [2] Group 2 - The report highlights that 58.2% of investors believe enhancing domestic demand is a significant factor affecting future investments, driven by external challenges prompting internal economic adjustments [3] - Confidence in China's leading position in key technology sectors is noted, with expectations for increased growth despite short-term valuation impacts on listed tech companies [3] - About 44.5% of investors regard the status of the private economy as important for future investment decisions, with a call for greater support and equal standing for private enterprises alongside state-owned ones [4]