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title: "Foreign capital increases its holdings in China! The Central Bank of Norway becomes the fifth largest shareholder of domestic insurance company ZA ONLINE"
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description: "The Central Bank of Norway increased its holdings in ZA ONLINE by 1.3481 million shares, raising its stake to 5.07%, becoming its fifth-largest shareholder. The attractiveness of Chinese assets to foreign capital has risen, with a net increase of USD 10.1 billion in foreign investment in domestic stocks and funds in the first half of 2025, reversing the trend of net reduction. Several foreign financial institutions, such as Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley, have also upgraded their ratings on Chinese stocks"
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# Foreign capital increases its holdings in China! The Central Bank of Norway becomes the fifth largest shareholder of domestic insurance company ZA ONLINE

Foreign capital is continuously "increasing its positions" in China. Recently, data from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange revealed that Norges Bank (the central bank of Norway) increased its holdings in ZA ONLINE by 1.3481 million shares, with an average price of HKD 17.7718 per share, involving a total investment of HKD 23.958 million. The H-share holding ratio increased to 5.07%, while the proportion of total share capital rose to 4.92%. After the increase, Norges Bank will also become the fifth largest shareholder of ZA ONLINE. Since the beginning of this year, the attractiveness of Chinese assets to foreign capital has risen. According to data disclosed by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, in the first half of 2025, foreign capital net increased its holdings of domestic stocks and funds by USD 10.1 billion, reversing the previous trend of net reduction. Several foreign financial institutions, including Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley, have also successively upgraded their ratings on Chinese stocks. (21st Century Business Herald)

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