Shanghai Securities News reported on Monday that several major Chinese brokerage firms believe the momentum in China’s equity market remains intact, despite external pressures from global economic uncertainty and geopolitical risks.Analysts cited by the paper said the A-share market’s medium-term outlook remains resilient, supported by improving corporate earnings, targeted policy support, and signs of stabilisation in key sectors such as technology and consumption.While acknowledging ongoing external shocks — including trade frictions and fluctuating overseas capital flows — the brokerages argued there is no need for excessive pessimism, noting that domestic fundamentals and liquidity conditions continue to underpin the market.The report reflects an effort to shore up investor confidence after recent market volatility, with several strategists emphasising that China’s structural reform agenda and easing monetary stance provide a steady foundation for medium-term growth. This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at investinglive.com.