China’s trade truce with the U.S. eases concerns for foreign investors in a market that has seen significant gains. The deal reduces import tariffs, benefits Chinese firms, and signals cooperation, though details were not impressive. Foreigners have been cautious, pulling billions from China-focused funds this year, despite the market’s strong performance.

While tensions between the U.S. and China persist, signs of easing are positive for investors like Cusson Leung, who sees opportunity in China’s economic recovery. Analysts predict Chinese stocks will rise due to domestic drivers, undervaluation, and global funds revisiting China investments. However, caution is advised as uncertainty remains in the trade war landscape.

Read more at Yahoo Finance: Analysis-After trade truce, China becomes a bit more investible