中國打壓富商，打壓了股市，但長線中國仍不看差
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/multiplying-crackdowns-haven-t-stopped-000000011.htmlBloomberg News
Sat, September 4, 2021, 8:00 AM
(Bloomberg) -- Canceled share sales. Ruined business models. Tech moguls brought to heel. Barely a day goes by without more news on the widening scope of Beijing’s crackdown on private enterprise.
Yet money from around the world continues to flow into mainland China -- testament to its gravitational pull on global investors and long-term confidence in its economy.
Amidst the turmoil in markets, foreign investors have added to their holdings of stocks in Shanghai and Shenzhen every month since November via trading links, according to Bloomberg calculations based on data from Hong Kong’s stock exchange.
That’s when they might have been expected to start retreating, as authorities blocked the initial public offering of Ant Group Co., marking the beginning of the regulatory onslaught. The nation’s benchmark CSI 300 Index is down about 16% from its February high, making it among the worst-performing major gauges in Asia this year. And the move in July to make tutoring a not-for-profit sector sent shock waves that wiped $1 trillion from the value of Chinese stocks globally.
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