Trump's election win raises questions about future of Chinese stocks

Donald Trump has won enough Electoral College votes to secure the 2024 U.S. presidential election. His first term saw significant gains in Chinese stocks, with the MSCI China Index rising 98.4% from 2017 to 2021. Despite concerns about renewed trade tensions, analysts suggest that China's stimulus plans are prepared for Trump's return. They expect some volatility in U.S.-China trade negotiations but do not foresee a major recovery in Chinese equities in the short term. Investment firms indicate that while a trade deal is likely, it may involve challenges. The situation may create opportunities for Chinese stocks, but the impact of stimulus measures remains uncertain.