Goldman Sachs Predicts $1.4 Billion Passive Inflow into Chinese Stocks Following MSCI Index Rebalancing

Deep News02-12

Goldman Sachs indicated that following the MSCI index rebalancing in February, Chinese equities are expected to attract approximately $1.4 billion in passive fund inflows.

In a report released on Thursday, Goldman Sachs analyst Alvin So wrote, "On a net basis, the Asia-Pacific region—with China at $1.4 billion, Australia at $270 million, and Singapore at $160 million—is projected to see the largest passive inflows."

At the same time, outflows from South Korea, Indonesia, and Thailand are estimated to reach $200 million, $120 million, and $65 million, respectively.

The MSCI index adjustments are scheduled to take effect after the U.S. market closes on February 27.

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