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China’s social security fund boosts stakes in A-share firms in first 7 months, data shows
China’s social security sovereign fund increased stakes in A-share companies in the first seven months of the year, despite the CSI 300 Index declining 2.16% in the first half. Global sell-offs in artificial intelligence stocks have impacted A shares, but the National Social Security Fund’s actions signal confidence in the onshore stock market.
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