In recent years, as global interest in Chinese assets has increased, domestic ETFs have also been actively promoting their "going abroad" process. From photovoltaic, dividends to ChiNext ETFs, CSI 300 ETFs, and recently the CSI A500 ETF listed on the Singapore Exchange and Hong Kong Stock Exchange, core domestic ETFs are stepping onto the international stage through the interconnection mechanism, providing global investors with richer tools for Chinese asset allocation.
At the same time, overseas funds are also actively positioning themselves in Chinese assets. Data shows that recently, both active and passive foreign capital have continued to see net inflows, with several China-themed ETFs listed in the U.S. experiencing significant growth in scale this January. Many international asset management giants, in their recently released 2026 investment outlook, believe that Chinese stock valuations remain attractive, and the market is expected to continue its upward trend, with a focus on sectors such as technology, pharmaceuticals, and new energy. (Shanghai Securities Journal)