MSCI China Index Adjustment: 17 stocks in, 16 out. Foreign investors continue to be optimistic about the prospects of Chinese innovative companies.

On the early morning of November 6th Beijing time, the international index provider MSCI announced the results of its November index review. In this adjustment, MSCI China Index included 26 new stocks, including 17 A-shares such as Qianli Technology, Changchuan Technology, Huahong Group, Shengyi Electronics, Bank of Ningxia, Changying Precision, and Xilinx-U, as well as 9 Hong Kong stocks including Zijin Mining International, GF Securities H-shares, Ganfeng Lithium H-shares, and China Nonferrous Mining. At the same time, MSCI China Index removed 16 A-shares and 4 Hong Kong stocks. This adjustment will take effect after the market closes on November 24, 2025. Recent views from foreign institutions show that international capital still holds a positive attitude towards the A-share market and Chinese innovation companies. Goldman Sachs research team released a report earlier this week stating that recent policy signals reflect China's determination to further enhance the competitiveness of advanced manufacturing and boost exports. Therefore, they raised their forecasts for China's export growth and real GDP growth.