TREE NEWS reports: Zhang Bin, director of the Shanghai Stock Exchange’s international cooperation department, said on Sept. 8 at the HKEX China Opportunities Forum that China’s market has become a must-option for international capital allocation. He noted that A-shares have seen explosive growth in high-tech sectors, with many outstanding companies in humanoid robots, computing power chains, and semiconductor equipment attracting increased foreign investment, valuing both valuation advantages and China’s industrial transformation prospects.
Shanghai Exchange official: long-term funds accelerating into China’s hard tech
The statement signals a structural shift in how foreign capital is positioning within China's equity markets, pivoting from broad exposure to targeted bets on industrial upgrading. The mention of humanoid robots, computing power, and semiconductor equipment underscores that policy and market momentum are aligning behind hard-tech supply chains, not just consumer or financial names. This matters for global allocators tracking where long-term liquidity is concentrating, as it reflects confidence in China's manufacturing trajectory over short-term cyclical plays. The open question is whether this inflow pace sustains if tech valuations face global risk-off pressure, or if the 'must-option' framing becomes a self-fulfilling narrative.
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