The Addition of 5 New Constituents to the MSCI China A Inclusion Index to Take Effect on May 30

Cailian Press, May 28 – MSCI, the international index provider, announced the results of its regular index review. The adjustment will take effect after the market closes on May 30. In this adjustment, 5 new constituents are added to the MSCI China A Inclusion Index, including 3 from the Shanghai Stock Exchange and 2 from the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. After the adjustment, the total number of constituents in the MSCI China A Inclusion Index stands at 394, with 246 from the Shanghai Stock Exchange and 148 from the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. China emerges as the largest weighted market regarding the MSCI Emerging Markets Index. Recently, foreign-funded institutions have collectively raised their 2025 economic growth forecasts for China, further signaling optimism about the investment value of A-shares and guiding more incremental funds to increase allocations to the Chinese stock market. (Cailian Press reporter Yan Jun)

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