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Investors put more money into U.S. stocks than China’s as interest comes ‘roaring back’

KEY POINTS “A lot of investors think the short term play is the U.S., where the stimulus is ramping

Investors put more money into U.S. stocks than China’s as interest comes ‘roaring back’

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By that time, China was on its way to controlling the domestic spread of the virus and the economy returned to growth in the second quarter.\nNow, roughly a year out, global investors are reassessing their outlook on both countries.\nSince U.S. President Joe Biden took office in late January, the White House has launched additional stimulus of $1.9 trillion and announced a $2 trillion infrastructure spending plan.The Biden administration has also maintained a tough stance on China, which creates a political overhang for U.S. investment in Chinese assets.\nInterest in U.S., China funds jump\nBut in a global context, U.S. and China stock funds are the two regions that have attracted the most inflows from international investors over the past two quarters, Brandt said.\n“Both fund groups have seen a significant jump in interest since the middle of last year,” he said. “China funds got the initial jump but U.S. came roaring back.”\nNet cumulative flows to U.S. stock funds since the beginning of 2020 were negative until November, according to EPFR data. The flows turned positive in the weeks following the U.S. presidential election, and reached $170 billion in the week ended April 7.\nIn contrast, Chinese stock funds saw net positive cumulative flows for much of last year that exceeded U.S. levels — until December. Net cumulative flows to Chinese stock funds as of the week ended April 7 were just $29.78 billion, according to EPFR.\nThe data company is a subsidiary of Informa Financial Intelligence and claims to tracks over 100,100 investment funds worldwide with more than $34 trillion in total assets.\nIt’s not over for China inflows\nWhile U.S. stocks have climbed to fresh records this year, the Shanghai composite is little changed since December.Millions of new investors piled into the mainland stock market last year amid a surge in local stocks, stirring concerns of excessive speculation.\nIn the last several weeks, Chinese authorities have warned repeatedly of financial market risks.\nAnalysts have said Beijing’s 6% GDP growth target for the year and other economic indicators signal that rather than focusing on high-speed growth, policymakers are intent on cracking down on long-term problems such as high reliance on debt.\n“We have seen flows to China funds tail off recently,” Brandt said. “It seems there’s a certain amount of skepticism even though headline growth numbers seem pretty impressive compared to everywhere else, China is still seen as vulnerable (if) monetary conditions tighten before the end of the year.”\nStill, he expects funds will continue buying Chinese assets given strong demand from retail investors since the middle of last year.\nHistory indicates it would take an extreme event to dent that retail interest. 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