No A-Share inclusion leads to an unfavourable tactical backdrop for China but is not the end of the day; that’s according to Goldman Sachs’ analysts who were weighing in on MSCI’s decision not to include Chinese A-shares in the MSCI Emerging Markets Index as part of its 2016 Annual Market Classification Review. This is the 3rd consecutive year that MSCI decided not to add China-A shares to its benchmarks.
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The decision by MSCI’s somewhat of a blow for Chinese regulators and authorities, who had been gearing up for inclusion this year. Indeed, authorities have made all the right motions so far having taken action to introduce rules against extended...
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