Chinese assets are more resilient, A-share long-term allocation value highlighted, A500ETF fund trading volume has risen significantly.

On April 25th, the A500ETF fund was actively traded, rising 0.33% as of the time of writing, with a trading volume of 18.52 billion yuan. Foreign investors generally believe that in the short term, A-shares are undervalued and with the support of policies and the "national team", A-shares may experience range-bound fluctuations with a bottom on the downside. In the long term, technological breakthroughs have led to fundamental changes in Chinese assets, coupled with countercyclical adjustment policies, which are expected to continue to drive the improvement of Chinese asset profitability. Wang Ying, Chief Stock Strategist at Morgan Stanley China, said that the A-share market is better positioned and should be seen as a choice for hedging or diversifying investments. In the face of external shocks, the A-share market will be in a more advantageous position compared to the offshore market in China, with smaller fluctuations. Investors can leverage the A500ETF fund and its related funds for investment layouts.