China’s shock intervention in propping up its once high-flying stock market has cost the country near-term access to more than $1tn invested in emerging markets, according to some of the world’s biggest investment groups.
Just one month ago, foreign investors were focused on whether China’s mainland A-share market was on the cusp of gaining entry to the leading index of emerging stock markets, tracked by funds with $1.7tn to invest.
Although MSCI decided not to permit inclusion of China’s mainland shares this year, it suggested inclusion was inevitable and might be possible in the next couple of years.
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