Core Viewpoint - The Chinese capital market is transitioning into a "system-integrated opening" phase, enhancing systematic openness across stock, bond, and futures markets to drive comprehensive transformation [2][6]. Group 1: Current State of Market Openness - Since the initiation of the QFII system in 2002, China's capital market has evolved through various stages of openness, with significant milestones including the launch of the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect in 2014 [2]. - The stock, bond, and futures markets have achieved deep integration with international markets through diverse mechanisms, creating a multi-dimensional openness framework [2]. Group 2: Challenges in Market Coordination - Despite notable progress, there are issues in each market's openness, and the synergistic effects among the markets have not been fully realized [3]. - Differences in regulatory frameworks and policies across the stock, bond, and futures markets hinder effective resource allocation and cross-border capital flow monitoring [3]. Group 3: Recommendations for Enhanced Coordination - Establish a unified planning framework to coordinate openness policies across the three markets, creating a "trinity" policy framework and enhancing international policy coordination [4]. - Improve the interconnectivity of market infrastructures to create a unified cross-border clearing and settlement platform, enhancing capital market efficiency and international competitiveness [4]. Group 4: Product Innovation and Education - Promote product innovation and business collaboration among the three markets to enhance cross-border circulation mechanisms, balancing risk and return across different asset classes [5]. - Strengthen investor education and service collaboration to provide comprehensive support for both domestic and foreign investors, integrating various educational resources into a unified platform [5]. Group 5: Cross-Border Regulation and Risk Management - Enhance cross-border regulatory cooperation and establish a financial risk monitoring and early warning system to manage cross-border capital flows effectively [5]. - The coordinated opening of the three markets is essential for high-quality development of China's capital market, aiming to break the negative cycle of market segmentation and efficiency loss [6].