Foreign investment is pouring into the Chinese stock market, and market activity continues to increase.

Since the beginning of this year, the interest of overseas funds in the Chinese stock market has significantly increased. According to Goldman Sachs data, the allocation ratio of global active funds to the Chinese stock market rose to 6.4% in July. At the same time, passive funds accelerated inflows, with foreign passive funds accumulating net inflows of $11 billion by the end of July. Foreign institutions believe that factors such as improved liquidity, a weakening U.S. dollar, and ample household savings have collectively driven the increase in activity in the Chinese stock market, with growth stocks and high-quality technology stocks becoming the focus of foreign investment.