China Stocks: Central Huijin's Intervention in ETFs Amid Trade War Pressure
Central Huijin's Intervention in ETFs
Central Huijin Investment, part of China’s US$1.2 trillion sovereign wealth fund, initiated a notable purchase of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on Monday. This intervention aims to stabilize the capital market shaken by the ongoing trade war with the US. The company emphasized its commitment to supporting the stability of China's financial markets, highlighting the value of A shares, the yuan-denominated stocks traded on domestic exchanges.
State Asset Management Response
Joining Central Huijin in this state buying initiative are China Chengtong Financial Holdings and Beijing Chengyang Investment, both of which are under state asset management. Their collaborative efforts signal a strong governmental stance aimed at bolstering market confidence amidst trade tensions.
- Central Huijin's ETF purchases are strategic to tackle trade war impacts.
- Market reactions were severe, with the CSI 300 Index dropping 7.1%.
- Technological advancements and previous optimism have waned under the trade war's shadow.
Market Outlook Post-Intervention
Despite the state buying measures, the onshore stocks faced a significant downturn, reflecting broader Asian market trends. Analysts note a possible global recession linked to trade conflicts, underscoring the intertwined fates of international economies.
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