TREE NEWS reports: China’s A-share market has kept adjusting recently, but positive signals are emerging, with equity ETF inflows continuing and several listed companies announcing buybacks, share purchases by major holders, and forecasts of sharp third-quarter profit growth. Analysts said that after the sustained pullback, earlier supply pressure has been released and the valuation correction has raised the market’s allocation appeal, limiting room for further declines. With long-term funds stepping in, the market is expected to stabilize gradually.
Analysts: A-share market valuation offers rising allocation value
The significance here lies less in the valuation argument itself than in the mix of signals being cited together: sustained ETF inflows, corporate buybacks, major-holder purchases and upbeat third-quarter profit forecasts. That combination suggests domestic long-term money is treating the pullback as an entry point rather than an exit, which is the kind of behavior that can put a floor under sentiment even without a catalyst. What remains open is whether these flows persist if the adjustment continues — buybacks and holder purchases are discretionary and can slow quickly. The profit-growth forecasts are the other variable worth tracking, since they underpin the valuation case.
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