Beijing has gone above and beyond its normal policy practices to boost investor confidence. Stimulus packages, interest rate cuts, and local bond issuances are several of the levers it pulled to boost domestic economic activity. With Beijing's commitment to a 5 percent growth target in 2025, are the current indicators showing that investors and businesses are again confident in China’s prospects for strong returns? Where are investors looking for the best returns in China’s capital markets? What is the impact of recent trade restrictions on economic activity, and how might industries navigate these challenges? How will Hong Kong, as an international financial hub, enact a role in the overall growth story for China in the years ahead?