China now accounts for about 18% of global money market funds (MMF) assets, according to Fitch Ratings (Fitch), with reforms aiming to bring it more in line with international standards.

China now accounts for about 18% of global money market funds (MMF) assets, according to Fitch Ratings (Fitch), with reforms aiming to bring it more in line with international standards.
Chinese equities look poised to benefit from an economic rebound in the coming months, especially in sectors linked to electrification and technology, according to Eastspring Investments.
The search for diversification should lead global investors to boost their allocation to China bonds, according to State Street Global Advisors (SSGA).
Economic recovery and stimulus measures offer a supportive backdrop for Chinese equities. But Barings warns investors that volatility could remain in the near term.
Joining from Nomura, Yu Qing is taking on a newly formed role to lead the US asset manager’s onshore business from the mainland.
Green AUM in the region forecast to hit $500bn by 2025.
The average daily turnover of Southbound ETFs via Stock Connect reached HK$215.7m in the first month of its launch.
The strategic case for China government bonds has been reinforced despite tough market conditions, according to Fidelity International.
It will initially be available via the four state-owned banks across five cities.
It has become the first international bank to obtain authorisation to do this onshore.
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