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MSCI, a global index provider, announced its semi annual index review on Thursday, saying that China's A-share weight in the MSCI Emerging Market Index will increase from the current 2.55% to 4.1%, completing the final step of increasing China's A-share weight in the index.
MSCI also released a list of changes in China's A-share onshore index components.
Zheng Wei, head of China research at MSCI, told Reuters last month that whether the weight of China's A-shares can be further improved will depend on whether the Chinese government can solve several problems that are widely concerned by institutional investors, such as the lack of effective hedging tools to manage the risk of China's A-shares.
At present, China is increasing its efforts to open its capital market, and the trade war between China and the United States has lasted for 16 months. Foreign holdings in China's stock market hit a record high at the end of September.
MSCI included China's a shares in its global index in 2018, and announced in March that it would take three steps to increase the inclusion factor of China's a shares in its global index to 20%, increasing by 5 percentage points in May, August and November respectively.
MSCI estimated at the time that the move could attract more than $80 billion to China.
MSCI said the weight increase will take effect on November 27 when the market opens.

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