Since late September, with the introduction of a series of major “combo punches” of China's policies, overseas capital has been pouring into Chinese assets at an accelerated pace. According to statistics, many Chinese stock ETFs that are only listed overseas continue to attract gold. Among them, the largest Chinese stock ETF listed in the US, the Chinese large-cap ETF-iShares, has surpassed $10 billion in assets. According to many foreign investors, early capital gains have settled or led to a market pullback, and there is still a policy-driven market momentum in the short term. Previously, the allocation of active global funds to A-shares was mostly neutral or low. In the future, with the continuous improvement of China's economic fundamentals, overseas long-term capital waiting outside the market will flow into the Chinese market at an accelerated pace.

Since late September, with the introduction of a series of major “combo punches” of China's policies, overseas capital has been pouring into Chinese assets at an accelerated pace. According to statistics, many Chinese stock ETFs that are only listed overseas continue to attract gold. Among them, the largest Chinese stock ETF listed in the US, the Chinese large-cap ETF-iShares, has surpassed $10 billion in assets. According to many foreign investors, early capital gains have settled or led to a market pullback, and there is still a policy-driven market momentum in the short term. Previously, the allocation of active global funds to A-shares was mostly neutral or low. In the future, with the continuous improvement of China's economic fundamentals, overseas long-term capital waiting outside the market will flow into the Chinese market at an accelerated pace.