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China’s National Team Signals Return With Heavy ETF Inflows

Newseze Wire·Fri, Oct 16, 3:16 AMWire: Bloomberg Markets
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China’s National Team Signals Return With Heavy ETF Inflows

China’s state-backed funds appear to be stepping back into the stock market, a sign that Beijing is seeking to put a floor under falling shares.

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