Although Chinese stocks retreated from their highs last week, investors poured massive amounts of money into related exchange-traded funds. According to Bloomberg's aggregated data, a total of 5.44 billion US dollars flowed into emerging market ETFs traded in the US for the week ending October 11, but there was a slight outflow from bond funds. Chinese stocks absorbed 5.15 billion US dollars. The first was the iShares Asus China large-cap ETF, which attracted 2.5 billion US dollars, while the Deutsche Bank XTrackers Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 China A-share ETF recorded a record high weekly inflow of 1.5 billion US dollars. The iShares MSCI China ETF and Direxion threefold the daily FTSE China ETF also attracted $762 million and $735 million, respectively.

Although Chinese stocks retreated from their highs last week, investors poured massive amounts of money into related exchange-traded funds. According to Bloomberg's aggregated data, a total of 5.44 billion US dollars flowed into emerging market ETFs traded in the US for the week ending October 11, but there was a slight outflow from bond funds. Chinese stocks absorbed 5.15 billion US dollars. The first was the iShares Asus China large-cap ETF, which attracted 2.5 billion US dollars, while the Deutsche Bank XTrackers Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 China A-share ETF recorded a record high weekly inflow of 1.5 billion US dollars. The iShares MSCI China ETF and Direxion threefold the daily FTSE China ETF also attracted $762 million and $735 million, respectively.