TREE NEWS update: UBS Securities China equity strategist Meng Lei raised profit forecasts for A-share companies, expecting full-year 2026 earnings growth of 15%. He believes a steady rebound will continue driven by earnings recovery, fresh capital inflows, and global tech narratives, but flags two risks: geopolitics/US Treasury yields/oil volatility affecting rate-sensitive tech valuations, and potential ‘redemption at breakeven’ pressure on mutual funds heavily overweight tech.
UBS Securities: A-shares Likely to Continue Steady Rebound This Year
The upgrade to 2026 profit forecasts signals institutional conviction in an earnings-led recovery, but the flagged risks reveal the fragility of that thesis. The 'redemption at breakeven' dynamic is particularly notable, as it could force fund managers to sell winning tech positions precisely when inflows are expected to support the market. For rate-sensitive valuations, the interplay between global yields and domestic liquidity will be the key swing factor. Whether the anticipated capital inflows materialize at scale, or are offset by geopolitical shocks, is the open question that will determine if the rebound broadens or remains concentrated.
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