Foreign public funds increase capital again, China's asset cost-effectiveness attracts global funds.

Recently, many foreign institutions have continued to increase their investment in the Chinese market through capital injections, applying for the Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (QFII) status, and other means. At the end of May, a foreign-funded public fund, Allianz Union Fund, announced that its registered capital has been increased from 500 million RMB to 600 million RMB as decided by its shareholder Allianz Hong Kong Limited. On May 25th, Fidelity Fund's registered capital increased from 200 million USD to 218 million USD. In addition to capital injections, obtaining QFII status has become an important channel for foreign institutions to enter the Chinese market. According to a third-party analyst in Shanghai, various signs indicate that international capital is now participating in the Chinese capital market in a more active and long-term manner. This trend not only reflects the recognition of China's economic fundamentals and financial opening policies by foreign investors, but also shows that the attractiveness of the Chinese capital market is continuously increasing in the internationalization process.