Investors' optimism about the Chinese stock market continues to grow, and ETFs related to trading in the US have attracted new capital injections for the third week in a row. The $2.3 billion Xtrackers Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 China A-share fund recorded capital inflows of US$177 million last week alone, the highest since March. Other Chinese ETFs have also received accounts. Among them, the KraneShares China Internet ETF attracted 78 million US dollars, and another 73 million US dollars flowed into the iShares MSCI China Fund. Meanwhile, the $12 billion iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF led capital outflows last week, with traders divesting more than $260 million. The fund has outflows of $4.6 billion so far this year.

Investors' optimism about the Chinese stock market continues to grow, and ETFs related to trading in the US have attracted new capital injections for the third week in a row. The $2.3 billion Xtrackers Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 China A-share fund recorded capital inflows of US$177 million last week alone, the highest since March. Other Chinese ETFs have also received accounts. Among them, the KraneShares China Internet ETF attracted 78 million US dollars, and another 73 million US dollars flowed into the iShares MSCI China Fund. Meanwhile, the $12 billion iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF led capital outflows last week, with traders divesting more than $260 million. The fund has outflows of $4.6 billion so far this year.