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China Internet Stocks Catch an AI Lift as Beijing Warms to Tech

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 16 July 2026, 04:45 UTC By Sunny Bangia 1 min read
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China’s internet stocks are mounting a comeback after a prolonged period of lagging the broader market, buoyed by improving earnings expectations, signs of policy support and optimism around the country’s artificial intelligence progress.

China’s internet stocks are mounting a comeback after a prolonged period of lagging the broader market, buoyed by improving earnings expectations, signs of policy support and optimism around the country’s artificial intelligence progress.
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