The Shanghai Stock Exchange hosts a "Two Sessions" special international roadshow event to further attract more overseas medium- and long-term funds into the market.

To advance capital market opening to the outside world to a deeper level and a higher standard, and to make it more convenient for international investors to gain a deeper understanding of new policies and new developments in China’s economy and capital markets, on March 16, the Shanghai Stock Exchange held the first session of this year’s “Attracting Medium- and Long-Term Funds” series of online roadshows. The event focused on the National Two Sessions. By strengthening communication and exchanges with international investors, it shared the latest outlook on the macroeconomy and capital markets. The event mainly targeted foreign investment institutions with medium- and long-term allocation purposes. Nearly 40 representative foreign institutions such as asset management firms, custodians, and securities firms from Europe and the United States, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East actively participated. In recent times, international circumstances have been complex and constantly changing, China’s economic resilience has stood out, and the attractiveness and safety of Chinese assets have continued to improve. Against this backdrop, the Shanghai Stock Exchange held an international roadshow event on the Two Sessions to promptly convey the positive signals released by the National Two Sessions to international investors, demonstrate the favorable performance of China’s macroeconomy and investment opportunities in the capital markets, and help further attract more overseas medium- and long-term funds to enter the market. (Shanghai Stock Exchange released)

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