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According to the latest data from HSBC, global emerging market funds are against A shares.5cardpokerrulesAsian funds' exposure to A-shares reached a seven-month high, while Taiwan's stock market allocation was cut. India continues to be a low-end target, the weight of the South Korean market is close to a five-year high, buying continues, and higher valuation plans may be a driving force.

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[global emerging market funds have increased their A-share allocation, with Asian fund exposure reaching a seven-month high] according to the latest HSBC report, global emerging market funds have shifted from being underallocated to the Chinese A-share market to be neutral. Meanwhile, Asian funds' allocation of A-shares has climbed to a seven-month high. This shift has led to a sharp reduction in the fund's allocation to China's Taiwan stock market. In the overall portfolio, the Indian market is still the largest underequipped object. By contrast, the South Korean market has shown strong appeal, with its weighting approaching a five-year high. Market analysts believe investor interest in the South Korean stock market may be driven by plans to raise valuations, and buying continues to pour in. The change reflects a reassessment of the Chinese market by global investors and a focus on investment opportunities in other parts of Asia. Investors need to pay close attention to the changes in the positions of global emerging market funds in order to take advantage of market dynamics and investment opportunities.