Korean stock investors are buying up Chinese assets. The transaction volume has exceeded $5.4 billion US dollars so far this year.
Korean investors are accelerating their allocation of Chinese assets. According to the latest data from the Korean Securities Depository and Clearing Corporation, as of July 15, Korean investors' cumulative trading volume in the mainland China and Hong Kong stock markets has exceeded $5.4 billion this year, making China the second largest overseas investment destination for Korean stock investors, second only to the United States market. Compared to European and American institutional funds that prefer core assets, Korean investors are closely following market trends. In the Hong Kong stock market, technology leaders such as Xiaomi Group-W and BYD Company have become the main targets for Korean investors; second listing companies such as NIO and toy leader Pop Mart also are favored by Korean funds. In the A-share market, the Huaxia CSI Robotics ETF has become an important channel for Korean investors to allocate to the Chinese robotics industry.
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