From artificial intelligence to pet food, investors are eyeing these Chinese stocks

Australian investors are watching China’s stock markets as the country returns from week-long New Year celebrations, encouraged by a positive US Supreme Court ruling against President Donald Trump that cuts tariffs on Chinese exporters.

Fund managers say China’s move to decouple from the world’s largest economy, along with a recent decline in the technology sector, has opened up its onshore stock market. Top picks range from artificial intelligence-related stocks to hotel operators and a pet food processor.

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