Foreign Institutions Bullish on China's Economy
Foreign institutions remain confident in China's economy, citing innovation-led growth, AI advances, and manufacturing strengths as key drivers.
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Foreign institutions remain confident in China's economy, citing innovation-led growth, AI advances, and manufacturing strengths as key drivers.
China's top courts issue landmark insider trading overhaul — first revision in 14 years tightens defenses and expands criminal liability.
Two Chinese state-owned enterprises announce coordinated stock buybacks worth over 500 billion yuan, signaling strong state confidence in markets.
China's securities transaction stamp tax revenue surged 88.8% YoY to 126.2 billion yuan in Jan-May 2026, reflecting surging stock market activity.
China launches first commercial property REITs on Shanghai Stock Exchange, raising $3 billion. The landmark move opens a new real estate financing channel.
China's A-share market surpasses 250 million investors as 13.87 million new accounts opened in 2025, reflecting sustained confidence and market vitality.
China announces 257 billion yuan urban renewal funding, 15 billion yuan Hong Kong bond issuance, and capital market reforms to boost innovation.
Foreign investors now hold over 4 trillion yuan in Chinese A-shares as QFII approvals surge. We analyze the key signals behind the capital inflow trend.
China's Ministry of Public Security declares zero tolerance for financial fraud by listed companies, targeting executives and intermediaries.