Record trading activity points to shifting sentiment in Chinese equities

Fidelity China Special Situations

Trading activity in China’s onshore equity markets just hit an all-time high, with turnover reaching 3.6 trillion yuan, or roughly $516 billion, across the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges.

This record-breaking session follows a steady recovery in mainland indices, including the CSI 300 and Shanghai Composite, which have been regaining ground after months of pressure. Investors are responding to signs of stabilisation in the policy backdrop, but also to improving liquidity and clearer signals from Beijing that support for the market will be ongoing, even if measured.

Fidelity China Special Situations PLC (LON:FCSS), the UK’s largest China Investment Trust, capitalises on Fidelity’s extensive, locally-based analyst team to find attractive opportunities in a market too big to ignore.

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