Global capital targets Chinese assets, domestic ETFs go overseas to attract "fresh water"
In recent years, global interest in Chinese assets has increased, and domestic ETFs are actively "going abroad," such as the CNI A500 ETF, which enters the international market through the connectivity mechanism, providing investors with more tools for Chinese asset allocation. At the same time, overseas funds continue to flow into the Chinese market, especially with the significant growth of Chinese-themed ETFs listed in the U.S. International asset management giants believe that Chinese stock valuations are attractive, and the market is expected to continue rising, with technology, pharmaceuticals, and new energy sectors worth paying attention to
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