Foreign investment accelerates heavy holdings in Chinese hard technology Golden Finance reported on June 4th that according to CCTV Finance, several international financial institutions have recently released positive prospects for the Chinese economy and accelerated their investment layout in China. International organizations are increasing their allocation of resources to China's leading technology enterprises. According to data, as of the end of the first quarter, Morgan Stanley had 16 A-share companies with a market value of over 100 million yuan, focusing on the layout of AI computing power and optical communication industry chain enterprises; Goldman Sachs entered the top ten circulating shareholders of 894 A-share listed companies in the first quarter, holding 20 stocks with a market value of over 100 million yuan, and newly entering enterprises such as commercial aerospace and computer coordination. In addition, several international investment banks have recently voiced their optimism about investment opportunities in fields such as artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, and energy transformation. While increasing investment in China, several international financial institutions, including Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank, have simultaneously raised their expectations for China's GDP growth rate in 2026, believing that the trend of China's economic stabilization and recovery is more clear. The strong performance of the hard technology industry is becoming an important engine supporting the stabilization of the Chinese economy.