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Foreign investors to continue China A-share buying, but pace to slow

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Foreign investors are anticipated to continue increasing their holdings in China A-shares during the latter half of the year, although the rate of investment is expected to decelerate compared to the first half. This trend was discussed by Meng Lei, a China equity strategist at UBS Securities, during a conference in Shenzhen. Despite a record surge in foreign appetite for A shares in the first half, reaching over 4.4 trillion yuan, macroeconomic challenges are now tempering the pace of inflows. AI

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Foreign investors to continue China A-share buying, but pace to slow

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Daisy Wu ·

    Foreign investors expected to eye more China A shares – but pace set to ease: analyst

    Foreign investors are expected to keep adding to their China A-share holdings, though the pace of buying is likely to slow from the surge in the first half of the year, according to a UBS analyst. “We still expect net inflows in the second half, but the pace will be somewhat slow…

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