Goldman Sachs
May 11, 2026
China Weekly Kickstart
Weekly UpdateEquitiesCommoditiesFXReal EstateInformation Technology
Chinese markets gained 1-3% this week as Goldman Sachs raised its 2026 earnings growth forecast for the CSI300 to 20%. Investors are focused on an upcoming May meeting between Presidents Trump and Xi amid moderated tourism growth and rising gold reserves.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Goldman Sachs raised its CSI300 index 2026 earnings growth forecast to 20% and its 12-month target to 5,300.
- 2.The upcoming meeting between Presidents Trump and Xi (scheduled for May 14-15) is a focal point, as historical data shows China equities often perform better following such interactions.
- 3.Labor Day tourism metrics showed moderated growth, with revenue per head remaining 11% below pre-pandemic levels.
Table of Contents
- Performance (Pages 8-12)
- Earnings and valuations (Pages 13-17)
- Flows (Pages 18)
- Key reports
- Policies and news
- Charts of the week: Trump-Xi Meeting
- Charts of the week: Market Update
- Charts of the week: Proprietary Models and Barometers
- Goldman Sachs' China strategy and economic view at a glance
- Macro indicators summary
- Performance snapshot: Global markets, commodities, FX and rates
- Weekly performance summary
- Weekly top and bottom performers in MSCI China
- Sector performance
- Relative performance of offshore China sectors
- Relative performance of onshore China sectors
- Earnings momentum and revisions
- China valuations
- Sector valuations
- Regional valuations
- Stock Connect weekly flows
- Style investing monitor (China Offshore)
- Style investing monitor (China Onshore)
- China specific baskets performance
- A/H premium and A-shares liquidity
- Breakdown of the Chinese alphabet soup
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Authors
Kinger Lau, CFATimothy Moe, CFASi Fu, Ph.D.Kevin Wang, CFA
Securities
MXCNCSI300700 HK9988.HK
Themes
US-China Geopolitical TensionsEarnings Recovery and Target UpgradesModerating Consumer Momentum
Regions
Asia PacificGlobalChinaUnited StatesHong Kong
