The MSCI China Index has risen by over 30% since the beginning of this year. The adjustment of the MSCI China Index officially took effect.

Recently, the globally renowned index company MSCI announced the results of the index review for August 2025. The adjustments took effect after the market closed on the 26th. The MSCI China Index added 14 stocks and removed 17 stocks. Specifically, of the 14 stocks added to the MSCI China Index this time, 9 are from the Hong Kong stock market, covering sectors such as technology, innovative pharmaceuticals, and new consumer goods. The 5 A-share stocks added this time have also performed well this year, with 3 of them having year-to-date gains of over 100% as of the closing on the 26th. The MSCI China Index is an index compiled by MSCI that tracks the performance of Chinese concept stocks. Once related stocks are included in the MSCI China Index, they will also be included in the MSCI Emerging Markets Index, thus attracting a large amount of passive global capital tracking. So far this year, the MSCI China Index has risen by over 30%, significantly outperforming the MSCI Emerging Markets Index. JPMorgan Chase predicts that the MSCI China Index still has about 9% upside potential by the end of this year. At the same time as the MSCI index adjustment, foreign institutional investors have been releasing positive signals on Chinese assets, gradually shifting from "wait-and-see" to "positioning".