Among 42 A-share listed Chinese banks, 10 lenders cut the allowance for loan impairment losses to nonperforming loans in the first quarter

Mavens see reforms and transparency protecting small investors' interests

Equity investment has taken a bigger share in Chinese asset allocation portfolios thanks to their increasing disposable income and changing investment concepts, according to a report released by investment advisory service provider Beijing Koudai Caifu Information Technology Ltd.

China's top regulators expressed their support for stabilizing the property sector in meetings on Wednesday, which has greatly boosted confidence and strengthened market expectations, resulting in a broad rally of real estate shares in Mar.17 trading.

Despite the global market turning jittery amid multiple uncertainties like the rising commodity prices, escalating geopolitical tensions and US Federal Reserve's more rounds of interest rate hikes, international investors still hold a positive outlook on renminbi assets and retain good exposure to the Chinese stock market.

Many A-share listed banks in China recorded a decline in their nonperforming loan ratios last year amid stepped-up efforts in financial risk mitigation and the disposal of nonperforming assets.

While US-listed Chinese companies have seen their share prices tumble on Washington's tightening expectations, investors can still find opportunities in yuan-denominated assets to hedge risks amid mounting uncertainties in the global market

The adoption of a registration-based IPO mechanism throughout the A-share market, which was proposed in the annual Government Work Report this year for the first time, will further facilitate the country's technology innovation and deepening of the reform of the Chinese capital market

China's efforts to prioritize its economic stability are significant in many ways, experts said, as the nation's consistency and policies offer good prospects for benefits through shared development during the post-pandemic recovery.

Although A-share market sentiment was impaired by growing global geopolitical tensions on Feb.24, a rebound and independent performance can be expected thanks to China's economy-stabilizing policies and dual-circulation development pattern, experts said.

Despite short-term fluctuations triggered by external uncertainties, China's stock market is likely to remain resilient and attract more attention from global investors this year

China's fund market took a hit in January, with the distribution number and shares witnessing a decline amid market corrections, according to financial information provider Wind.