The MSCI China Index refers to a market capitalization weighted index that represents the Chinese stock market and is maintained and published by MSCI.

The index consists of China's A-shares and B-shares with good liquidity and large market capitalization, and currently includes 600 stocks.

The MSCI China Index is an important indicator for evaluating the performance of the Chinese stock market and is widely used in the decision-making and asset allocation of global investors.

With the rapid rise of China's economy, the MSCI China Index has attracted more and more attention from investors.

This index fully reflects the overall situation of China's stock market and is also an important reference indicator for international investors to evaluate the Chinese market.

The index products of the MSCI China Index are also used to formulate financial derivatives, such as ETFs and futures.

At the same time, the index has been included in many important reference indicators for international investment fund allocation and has high investment value.

Changes in the MSCI China Index affect global capital markets.

The index had introduced some A-share companies in 2018, a move that led to global AUM growth and increased the importance of A-shares to global markets.

MSCI will continue to monitor the reform process of the Chinese market and foreign investment access policies, and adjust the composition of the index at any time to reflect changes in the Chinese stock market and investment opportunities to a greater extent.