The attractiveness of Chinese assets to foreign investors continues to increase, highlighting the long-term value of A-share allocation.

Li Bin, deputy director of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange and spokesperson, stated recently that China is steadily expanding its financial market opening, broadening cross-border investment and financing channels, and highlighting the diversification of Renminbi asset allocation. The attractiveness of the domestic securities market to foreign capital is expected to continue to strengthen. Foreign institutional experts generally believe that China's economy is showing long-term improvement, A-shares are resilient, and have low correlation with global markets. Therefore, the A-share market is suitable for hedging and diversified investment, with long-term investment value becoming increasingly evident. Wang Xinjie, Chief Investment Strategist of Standard Chartered's China Wealth Solutions Department, stated in an interview that Chinese assets have attracted attention from global investors this year. Firstly, the revaluation of Chinese assets accompanied by the emergence of DeepSeek has demonstrated China's technological strength to the world. Secondly, the stability and consistency of China's policies, such as support for emerging industries and implementation of loose monetary and more proactive fiscal policies, have given investors confidence. Lastly, Chinese assets have the advantages of undervaluation, strong liquidity, and risk diversification, coupled with China's determination to steadily expand its financial market opening and broaden cross-border investment and financing channels, the attractiveness of Chinese assets to foreign capital is continuously increasing.