Active configuration of foreign capital has seen consecutive weeks of net inflows into the Chinese market.

Since September, a variety of fresh data has confirmed the enthusiasm of foreign investment in the Chinese market. Data released by the global fund flow monitoring agency EPFR shows that active foreign investors have been net inflows in the Chinese market for several consecutive weeks. A report by the International Institute of Finance shows that in August, foreign investors invested nearly $45 billion in emerging market stocks and bonds, the highest scale in nearly a year, with the majority of the funds flowing into investment portfolios in the Chinese market. At the same time, international investment banks such as Morgan Stanley and UBS have observed that overseas investors' interest in Chinese assets has reached a high point in recent years. In the eyes of international investment banks, factors such as the recovery of the Chinese economy, policy support, continuous innovation and profit improvement of Chinese companies have collectively increased the willingness of foreign investors to invest.