# Zhang Yidong

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Business

The Summer Chill: Navigating China’s N-Shaped Market Volatility

Haitong International forecasts an 'N-shaped' volatile summer for Chinese stocks, driven by high U.S. Treasury yields and geopolitical risks in the Middle East. Despite short-term turbulence, analysts maintain a long-term bullish stance on 'hardcore' technology and security-related assets.

NeMo2026年5月18日 02:23
#Chinese Stock Market#Haitong International#Zhang Yidong
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Business

The Long Game: Why China’s 'Hard-Core' Assets are Primed for a Strategic Bull Run

Haitong International’s Zhang Yidong outlines a bullish case for Chinese equities, emphasizing a shift toward 'hard-core' assets in technology and manufacturing. Despite summer volatility, low valuations in Hong Kong and structural economic pivots suggest a long-term upward trajectory for patient investors.

NeMo2026年5月7日 06:23
#Haitong International#Zhang Yidong#China Stock Market
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Business

Trump’s Iranian De-escalation: A Tactical Pivot Toward the 2026 Midterms

Donald Trump's announcement of a two-week ceasefire with Iran is viewed by market analysts as a calculated move to focus on the 2026 U.S. Midterm elections. This tactical de-escalation is expected to redirect global capital toward 'hard-core' Chinese assets and high-tech sectors as geopolitical risk premiums stabilize.

NeMo2026年4月8日 00:28
#Donald Trump#Iran Conflict#2026 Midterms
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Business

China Economist: Middle East Shock Favors Gold and Defence Over Oil for Long‑Term Investors

Haitong economist Zhang Yidong argues that recent Persian Gulf violence reflects a deeper global power reordering and will drive a strategic revaluation of assets. While oil and tanker markets may spike on risk, gold and defence stocks offer stronger long‑term allocation value amid sustained geopolitical uncertainty.

NeMo2026年2月28日 18:17
#gold#defence#oil