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Deutsche Bank's global CIO, Christian Nolting, indicates that China is increasingly viewed as an appealing investment destination, with inflows into equities expected to rise, particularly from Southeast Asia and Europe, due to a weak dollar. China is positioned as the second-largest global AI hub and is advancing in robotics and EVs.

The MSCI Asia Pacific Index has increased by 12% this year, contrasting with a flat S&P 500. Following the Lunar New Year, base metals like copper and aluminum rose, bolstered by a potential reduction in US tariffs on Chinese goods.

Analysts predict that average US levies on Chinese imports may decrease from 32% to 24%. Copper prices rose 1.5% to $13,060 per ton.