China's artificial intelligence companies are expected to post robust earnings, but a months-long stock rally has lifted expectations so high that even strong results may struggle to push valuations further. The dynamic sets up a critical test for a sector that has been one of 2026's standout trades, as investors weigh policy tailwinds and surging demand against increasingly demanding entry points.
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