msci China a50 index code: 735577L.MI.

The MSCI China A50 Interconnect Index (735577.MI) is a large-cap index that mainly reflects the performance of A-shares. It is compiled by MSCI, a world-famous index compilation company, and tracks 50 major Shanghai-Shenzhen-Hong Kong stocks that trade through the Shanghai-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect.

The stock performance index, like the Shanghai Composite 50 Index and the FTSE A50 Index that we are familiar with, is a broad-based broad-based index.

The index is compiled by MSCI, a world-renowned index compilation company. China A50 represents 50 A-share stocks, and interconnection refers to the interconnection mechanism of Shanghai-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect.

Using innovative methods, 50 stocks are selected from stocks that meet the conditions for interconnection to ensure a diversified sector allocation and a balanced representation of the broad Chinese A-share market.

Representative of the new economy and balanced industry configuration.

The constituent stocks include industry leaders in various fields.

At the same time, compared with the Shanghai Stock Exchange 50 and FTSE China A50 Index, the MSCI China A50 Interconnection Index has increased the proportion of new energy, pharmaceutical and biological sectors, and the new economy (electrical, pharmaceutical, electronics, etc.) accounts for a higher proportion, while finance accounts for a higher proportion.

It is lower and structurally closer to the positions held by institutional investors such as public funds and mainland China funds.

The basic composition of MSCI A50: MSCI A50 (index code: 735577L MI), full name: MSCI A50 Interoperability Index.

Experienced friends can naturally tell the difference: MSCI sets the company name for the index, China is the "national index", A50 refers to "selecting 50 stocks representing the A-share market", and "Interconnect" represents the "Shanghai Stock Exchange"

Choose from Stock Connect and Shenzhen Stock Connect to facilitate overseas investors to invest in A-share assets.

1. The meaning of MSCI MSCI originally refers to a series of stock price indexes compiled by the investment bank Morgan Stanley, covering different industries, countries and regions.

The MSCI index is the most widely used reference index in the investment community to represent the performance of the capital markets of various countries and regions.

In 1968, MSCI launched the Capital International Indexes, the first global stock market index excluding the US market.

Since then, MSCI has continuously expanded the international scope and influence of its indexes in its more than 50 years of development, and has now formed a complete set of "global index" systems.

2. The significance of China A50 "China A50" is essentially for overseas investors. It is one of the many international indexes established by MSCI and represents the 50 most representative components with the largest market capitalization in China's A-share market.

A combination of "a basket of outstanding companies".

Overseas investors also generally invest in index funds, which is a relatively simple and safe way to invest in overseas markets.

As ordinary foreign investors who are not familiar with Chinese companies, they generally cannot accurately judge the quality of companies, so investing in index funds is a "safe" and smart" choice for most investors.