Some investment banks have also been calling for investors to get back into China stocks

China has started to reopen some cities as the worst of the recent Covid wave ebbed, and the government is increasing fiscal investment. But there are still some risks should be noted.
In a recent note on Chinese equities, Morgan Stanley said investors should “start adding growth exposure amid final leg of the bear market.” It warned, however, that investors need to monitor lingering uncertainties “before turning outright bullish” on Chinese stocks.
Some risks include pressure on China’s beleaguered real estate bond market, and uncertainties around the U.S.-China audit dispute. Chinese companies could potentially be delisted from U.S. exchanges if American regulators cannot review company audits for three consecutive years. The two countries have discussed a potential deal to avoid delistings.
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