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Fang Xinghai, vice chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, said that both domestic and foreign situations indicated that China's economy would be more deeply integrated into the world, and economic growth would require more foreign investment. There was nothing wrong with more foreign investment. This year, the improvement of A-share shares was related to foreign investment.
The Securities Times quoted him on Monday at the 10th anniversary meeting of the founding of Shanghai Advanced Financial College as saying that last year there was an unnoticeable but far-reaching change in China's economy, that is, the basic balance of the current account had almost turned into a deficit, which had not been seen since 1993. The current account deficit indicates that a country's own savings are insufficient to support investment and that foreign capital is needed to fill the gap.
"Who can say that this year's stock market turnaround has nothing to do with foreign investment? However, the increasing role of foreign investment in China's investment growth objectively requires better communication between China's economic decision-making and other countries, more predictability of policies, and more mutual trust between financial markets and foreign investors. Otherwise, he emphasized, foreign capital could enter and leave frequently, which would have an impact on the economy.
According to the latest research report released by the Qin Peijing team of CITIC Securities Strategy Research, the annual net inflow of incremental capital in A-share market is about 895.2 billion yuan, of which 682.3 billion yuan has been inflowing since the beginning of the year, and 212.9 billion yuan will be inflowing in the coming year.
According to the statistics of the research reports, the three largest inflows from the beginning of the year to the present are private equity funds (243.7 billion yuan), leveraged funds (225.1 billion yuan) and public funds (184.5 billion yuan). The three main bodies of expected incremental inflows in the coming year are foreign capital (524.1 billion yuan), stock repurchase (151.1 billion yuan) and insurance fund (80 billion yuan). The three main bodies of expected net outflow are equity financing (-338.4 billion yuan), net reduction of industrial capital (-252 billion yuan) and public funds (-82.4 billion yuan).


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