Group 1 - MSCI has announced the largest inclusion of Chinese companies in nearly three years, adding 37 companies to its global standard index while removing 16, resulting in a net increase of 21 companies [1][2] - This adjustment is expected to provide new support for the Chinese stock market, which has already experienced an unexpected rebound since last year [1] - The increase in index weight will likely lead passive investors to increase their holdings in Chinese stocks, while active fund managers may reassess their exposure to the second-largest stock market globally [1][2] Group 2 - The newly included companies are predominantly in the technology sector, highlighting investor interest in artificial intelligence and innovation-related enterprises [1][3] - Notably, several consumer companies have been removed from the index, indicating a shift in investor focus towards emerging industries [3] - Experts suggest that more companies will be added in the future as new growth opportunities arise from emerging sectors, encouraging global investors to pay closer attention to the Chinese mainland market [3]
MSCI全球指数大举增纳中国公司，被动资金将开启新一轮“扫货”？
Hua Er Jie Jian Wen·2026-02-11 06:02