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Core Insights - International investors are increasingly looking at Chinese assets as a diversified source of returns amid heightened volatility in the US stock market [1] - Foreign institutions like BlackRock, Fidelity International, Manulife Investment, and Legg Mason expect a gradual shift in global asset allocation away from a heavy concentration on US dollar assets towards a more diversified approach over the next 3 to 5 years [1][2] Group 1: Investment Trends - BlackRock's China head emphasizes the need for a systematic layout across regional, strategic, and thematic allocations to build resilient investment portfolios in response to high volatility and low yields [2] - The demand for global allocation from Chinese investors is rising, and foreign interest in the Chinese market is also increasing due to China's economic resilience and unique market characteristics [2][3] - Fidelity International notes that the Chinese market is regaining vitality, supported by consumption, real estate stabilization, and structural reforms, which are expected to attract more domestic and international investments [3] Group 2: Sector Focus - Foreign institutions are shifting their focus from valuation expansion to profit-driven growth in Chinese equity assets, particularly in technology, electric power equipment, healthcare, and undervalued traditional industries [4] - BlackRock identifies electric power as a high-certainty investment area due to its significant advantages in AI-related applications, while healthcare is seen as an overlooked sector with potential for stable growth driven by AI [4] - Manulife Investment anticipates diverse investment opportunities in China by 2026, focusing on technology, manufacturing, renewable energy, healthcare, and emerging consumer sectors [5] Group 3: Market Strategies - In a volatile market, active rebalancing is recommended over static allocation strategies, with evidence suggesting that quarterly or semi-annual rebalancing yields better long-term results [6] - Fixed income investors are encouraged to explore new return sources or strategies to mitigate reliance on low yields, including short-term trading and credit exploration [6] - The "fixed income plus" strategy is highlighted as a crucial tool for balancing risk and return, with a focus on maintaining fixed income assets as a foundation while selectively increasing exposure to volatile assets for enhanced overall returns [6]