On April 21st, last week, the A-share market showed a trend of shrinking volume and consolidation, with the main consumption line continuing to strengthen, and the technology and finance sectors also showing some performance during the trading session. Looking ahead to the future, domestic institutions believe that the recent large-scale increase in medium – and long-term funds represented by Central Huijin has released clear policy signals, formed a stable anchor for market expectations, controllable downside risks, and room for upward growth. At the same time, in the eyes of many foreign institutions, although market volatility still exists, the Chinese stock market will maintain resilience in the long run and maintain an overbought rating on Chinese assets. They believe that this is due to the full support of policies for the market and the shift in global investors’ views on the Chinese market. (Shanghai Stock News)
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