The Chinese stock holdings of the top 40 global investment institutions reached a two-year high.

UBS Investment Bank recently released a report stating that in the third quarter of this year, foreign institutional investors further increased their holdings of Chinese stocks. The holdings of Chinese stocks by the top 40 global investment institutions rose to 1.1%, the highest level since the first quarter of 2023. At the Shanghai Stock Exchange International Investors Conference, reporters also clearly felt a strong interest from foreign institutional executives in investing in China. Morgan Stanley Asset Management's Global Chairman Bai Bowen: For Morgan Stanley, China is our key strategic focus. In China, we have the largest foreign-owned public fund management company, managing over 260 billion RMB in assets. Some global investors are questioning whether they have missed the opportunity to invest in China, I think this question is wrong, China's story is a long-term one. Regarding China's "Fifteenth Five-Year Plan," foreign institutional executives expressed their belief that China will definitely achieve the plan's goals, leading to an increase in corporate profitability and good returns on stock investments. Manulife Investment Management's Global Chief Investment Officer Pu Keh-Ling: The focus of the "Fifteenth Five-Year Plan" on high-quality development and sustainable growth will give many overseas investment experts confidence to enter the Chinese market. International investors will be excited about the investment opportunities brought by the "Fifteenth Five-Year Plan."