Recently, there’s been an intriguing phenomenon: global capital markets remain volatile, yet more and more smart money is quietly flowing into Chinese assets.Why is this happening? Is it blind optimism, or is there a deeper investment logic at work? Today, let’s unpack the forces behind this capital shift.01 Macros: How is China’s economy really doing?Some media outlets fixate on short-term fluctuations and overlook China’s long-term growth potential. In 2024, China’s GDP growth still exceeded 4.5%, outpacing major developed economies. By comparison, the U.S. hovered around 2%, with the euro area even lower.Behind that growth are ongoing urbanization and consumption upgrades. China’s urbanization rate surpassed 65% last year, and the consumption upgrade that accompanies city living is stil
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Tencent: Q2 revenue was 184.50 billion yuan, beating the estimate of 178.94 billion yuan; Q2 net profit was 55.63 billion yuan, above the estimate of 50.83 billion yuan. NetEase: Q2 revenue of RMB 27.9 billion, slightly below expectations, with net profit of RMB 9.5 billion. NetEase missed on gaming, as overseas ad spend performance may have been weaker than expected. JD.com Q2 2025 net revenue reached RMB 356.66 billion, up 22.4% year over year, compared to the market estimate of RMB 335.45 billion. Adjusted net profit was RMB 7.4 billion, compared to RMB 14.5 billion a year ago.
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