Foreign long-term funds continue to be optimistic about Chinese assets.

Currently, China's capital markets are continuously deepening in the direction of two-way opening. By 2026, the range of futures market opening will be expanded, allowing qualified overseas investors to participate in treasury futures trading and other institutional opening measures. The market opening landscape will be further widened. Regulatory authorities have clearly stated the need to accelerate the implementation of optimization schemes for qualified overseas investors, and improve the standardization, normalization, and transparency of filing management. With the support of institutional dividends, foreign institutions not only continue to see the long-term value of allocating assets in China, but also focus on areas such as treasury futures, actively exploring new investment opportunities. Recent data indicates that foreign interest in allocating assets in China has significantly increased. According to Wind data, in the first quarter, QFII (Qualified Foreign Institutional Investors) have entered the top ten shareholders of 1522 A-share companies, with a total market value exceeding 200 billion yuan, a significant increase from the end of 2025. The research trends of overseas institutions also confirm this trend. According to Wind data, more than five hundred foreign institutions have conducted over three thousand two hundred research visits to A-share listed companies this year, with ten institutions exceeding 50 research visits.