China’s market rebound: Does NPC meet the turning point for investors? – iShares China Large ETF (ARCA: FXI), Kranes Trust Kranes CSI China Internet ETF (ARCA: KWEB)

The China Annual National Congress (NPC) begins on March 5 and is scheduled to begin on March 11. Adam TurnquistLPL Financial’s chief technical strategist, while NPC may be a rubber stamp of partisan policy, investors are closely monitoring its development.

Market reactions show new optimism, Chinese stock rally and fixed income markets show signs of life. this iShares China Large ETF fX It has increased by 5.48% over the past five days. this Kraneshares CSI China Internet ETF Kweb Increased by 9.88%, Ishares MSCI China ETF McGee It rose 5.90% during the same period.

But is this the real turning point in China’s economy? Or is another one with high sugar content?

Growth Target: Can China reach 5%?

Prime Minister Lee Kun Reaffirming China’s 2025 growth target is 5%, marking the third year of this target. Even though this goal is expected, economists remain skeptical, forecasting a growth of nearly 4.5%, Turnquist noted. However, economists are skeptical, fixing the actual growth to nearly 4.5%.

Government strategy? A mix of fiscal stimulus and adaptive monetary policy. For investors, this means that if policymakers take growth-boosting measures, China-sensitive ETFs such as MWEB, FXI and MCHI may continue to maintain momentum.

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Fiscal deficit jump – more stimulus capacity?

Beijing has raised its budget deficit to 4% of GDP, the highest since 1994, stimulating domestic demand. Turnquist stressed that this shift marked a commitment to increased spending on consumption and infrastructure. This includes increasing infrastructure and real estate spending, doubling funds for subsidies for consumers, and strengthening support from local governments.

Stimulus push can work well with heavy ETFs in infrastructure Global X MSCI China Financial ETF chix and Kraneshares China Infrastructure ETF KFVG.

Domestic growth is the center stage

China is moving away from its heavy export scripts and prioritizing domestic consumption. The government is also warming up for tech companies, with a new national venture capital fund aiming to restore the industry.

For consumers and technology-heavy dramas, this is a good idea Invesco Golden Dragon China China ETF PGJ and Kranesshares MSCI All Chinese Healthcare ETFs Cool.

Markets are buying news

Chinese stocks welcomed the NPC’s position, with the MSCI China Index jumping 2.8% and now rising to 16.1%. Turnquist noted that market responses have shown that investor confidence has been improved, especially when the technical level is established. The rally is expanding, with more than two-thirds of index stocks trading above its 200-day moving average.

A close distance of over 77 may mark a major breakthrough, which makes this a critical moment for ETFs SPDR S&P China ETF GXC.

Fixed income market joins the party

After months of skepticism, China’s bond market began to come at the expense of better growth prospects. Turnquist observed that the yield rise and increase in yield curves suggest that fixed-income investors are starting to buy recovery narratives. Sovereign’s 10-year yield rebounds from record lows, with a shocking yield curve, suggesting bond investors are returning to their narrative.

China’s latest policy moves send strong signals to investors: more stimulus, a hub for domestic growth and a technology and infrastructure-friendly environment.

Although doubts remain, market momentum shows that traders are willing to bring the benefits of doubt to China. Keep an eye on FXI, MCHI, KWEB, CHIX, KFVG, PGJ and GXC to ride the potential upside.

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