MSCI China Index

Retail investors are cashing out from China’s exchange-traded funds, risking further market volatility if Beijing fails to boost sentiment, according to analysts.

The MSCI China Index dropped 2.2% on Thursday, taking declines from a May 20 high to more than 10%.

The MSCI China Index dropped as much as 2% on June 27.

China has seen nascent signs of recovery which includes 100 biggest property developers seeing new home sales up 61.2% MoM.

(Dec 2): Hear that sucking noise? That’s capital being sucked out of regional markets and going to China. Funds that would have come here will now go to China. Funds that are here will be withdrawn and go to China.

SINGAPORE (Dec 22): The tech sector is now the largest in the MSCI Emerging Market and MSCI China indices. Yet, technology is posing a major challenge for many big companies, forcing them to adapt their business models in the face of disruption and ventur

HONG KONG (June 20): China’s fourth attempt at cracking into MSCI Inc.’s benchmark share indexes comes with its best chance of success -- and the least at stake.