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The overseas "long money" is showing a growing preference for Chinese assets. Multiple recent disclosures from global authoritative institutions have confirmed this trend. The latest data from Goldman Sachs research department shows that in August, global hedge funds' net purchases of China reached a new high since September of last year, with their overall positions in China hitting a two-year high. The International Institute of Finance (IIF) recently released a report indicating that in August, foreign investors poured nearly $45 billion into emerging market stock and bond portfolios, the highest amount in nearly a year. The majority of these funds flowed into the Chinese market, with a total net inflow of $39 billion into Chinese bonds and stocks in August. Experts interviewed by reporters stated that this influx of funds not only reflects an expansion in the amount of investment, but also a systematic reassessment of China's economic fundamentals and long-term growth potential by international capital. As the "long money" enters the scene more actively, research activities are becoming more frequent, showing that foreign capital is strategically positioning themselves in China based on in-depth research. "Buying into China" is evolving from a trading opportunity into a structural trend. (Securities Daily)