<p>This week, several foreign institutions launched &#34;China-themed&#34; forums. On May 22, JPMorgan Chase's 21st Global China Summit opened in Shanghai, with over 2,800 participants from more than 1,400 companies across 33 countries and regions. Also in Shanghai, Goldman Sachs held the Asia-Pacific Technology and Internet Forum from May 21 to 22. In addition, the main forum of the UBS Asia Investment Forum in Hong Kong will also open next week, with more than 3,500 global investors already registered</p>

<p>This week, several foreign institutions held themed forums in China. JPMorgan Chase's Global China Summit attracted over 2,800 participants from 33 countries and regions. Goldman Sachs also held the Asia-Pacific Technology Internet Forum in Shanghai, while UBS's Asia Investment Forum will be held in Hong Kong, with over 3,500 global investors registered. The attention of foreign institutions towards Chinese assets continues to rise, with expectations for an upward adjustment in China's GDP growth rate and an increase in the target points forecast for A-shares</p>

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Upgrading China's GDP growth forecast, raising the target point prediction for A-shares, foreign institutions' attention to Chinese assets continues to heat up