TREE NEWS reports: Analysts expect non-financial A-share companies to post continued high earnings growth in the third quarter, with technology and resources reinforcing a dual growth engine. With the 10-year US Treasury yield staying elevated and capping tech rebounds, they recommend near-term exposure to high-growth names and supply-cleared sectors, with October allocation centered on tech growth, resource dividends and manufacturing exports.
China analysts see Q3 earnings growth continuing, favor tech and resources
The call for a dual tech-and-resources growth engine matters because it frames China's equity story around domestic earnings momentum rather than external liquidity conditions. The explicit link between elevated US Treasury yields and capped tech rebounds shows how much of the near-term case rests on a macro variable neither Chinese issuers nor analysts control. Whether that earnings growth actually broadens beyond the favored sectors, and whether Treasury yields ease enough to let tech lead rather than merely participate, is the open question for the next allocation round.
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