Several European financial institutions recently released research reports stating that with the combined effect of macroeconomic policy support, a complete industrial system, and continuous activation of new economic development drivers, the Chinese economy is expected to maintain stable growth in 2026 and demonstrate strong resilience among major economies around the world. Recently, Standard Chartered Bank in the UK raised its expectations for China's economic growth in its 2026 Global Economic Outlook report. The report believes that the temporary easing of the trade environment and the diversification of export markets will continue to support China's export growth. The main driving force for China's economic growth in 2026 will come more from technology driven investment, productivity improvement, and stronger policies to expand domestic demand. Both fiscal and monetary policies will continue to support economic growth and provide support for China's economic transformation. Societe Generale believes that macroeconomic policies and structural reforms will become important factors supporting China's economic growth in 2026. Meanwhile, China's sustained investment in innovative fields such as green technology and advanced manufacturing will also inject momentum into future growth. According to analysis by Dutch International Group, the Chinese economy is expected to achieve stable growth in 2026. The institution pointed out that with China's breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, robotics and other fields in recent years, technology and innovation are becoming key drivers of China's economic growth. Some analysts from European financial institutions are also optimistic about China's economic growth prospects in 2026. Xiong Yi, Chief Economist of Deutsche Bank China, said in an interview with Xinhua News Agency that China will fully demonstrate its technological strength by 2025. Looking ahead to 2026, China's economic growth drivers will become more balanced, the consumption "main engine" will be further activated, investment contribution will rebound, exports are expected to maintain growth, and the overall economy will develop towards a more balanced and sustainable direction. When it comes to the global capital landscape and the attractiveness of China, Luo Nianci, a senior market strategist at Paris Asset Management in France, told reporters that the focus of global capital flows is shifting towards emerging markets, especially in Asia. During this process, foreign investment's focus on China is shifting from traditional manufacturing and export capabilities to its high-tech, digital processes, and vast domestic market. The continuous promotion of industrial upgrading and the construction of a new development pattern with domestic circulation as the mainstay and domestic and international dual circulation mutually promoting each other in China are injecting long-term confidence into the market. (New Society)