According to a report by Goldman Sachs, spurred by stimulus measures from the Chinese government far exceeding expectations, hedge funds around the globe are flocking to the Chinese stock market, leading to the strongest single-week bidding since records began last week (September 23-27). Not only hedge funds and speculators, many foreign long-term investors are now also worried about missing out on opportunities. According to data from LSE LogicBay, foreign exchange-traded funds (ETFs) focusing on Chinese stocks gained an inflow of $2.4 billion in the last three trading days of September, contrasting sharply with the outflow of $2.7 billion between the beginning of the year and September 25.
高盛：全球对冲基金纷纷涌向中国，三天流入24亿美元
Goldman Sachs: Global hedge funds are pouring into China, with an inflow of 2.4 billion US dollars in three days.
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