Global investors are doubling down on China's equities as the Shanghai Composite Index hits its highest level in nearly a decade, signaling renewed confidence in the world's second-largest economy.
Record Highs Attract Capital Inflows
The Shanghai Composite Index surged to 3,746.67 points during Tuesday's trading session – a milestone not seen since 2015. This rally coincides with qualified foreign institutional investors (QFIIs) increasing their stakes in over 70 A-share listed companies, with combined holdings valued at 6.8 billion yuan ($950 million) as of Monday's H1 2025 disclosures.
Sector Spotlight: Where Smart Money Flows
Analysis of QFII portfolios reveals strategic bets across four key industries:
Automobile manufacturing
Pharmaceuticals and biotechnology
Food and beverage production
Hardware equipment development
Market Optimism Builds Momentum
"The sustained QFII participation demonstrates international recognition of China's economic resilience," said Shanghai-based market analyst Li Wei. "Sector choices reflect confidence in both consumer-driven growth and technological advancement."
This investment surge comes as China continues implementing market reforms and stabilizing measures, creating new opportunities for global capital in Asia's largest equity market.
