File photo shows an exterior view of the Shanghai Stock Exchange at Pudong New Area in Shanghai, east China. (Xinhua)
BEIJING, Feb. 29 (Xinhua) -- British stock index provider FTSE Russell will exclude one and add 76 Chinese A-shares as constituents of its stock indices after the close of business on March 15, 2024.
After the adjustment, the FTSE China A All Cap (Stock Connect) Indices will track the performance of 1,973 A-shares, the company announced in a semi-annual indices review report.
The market value of these A-shares will account for about 6.18 percent of FTSE Russell's Emerging Index, up from approximately 5.71 percent.
A-shares are yuan-denominated stocks of China-based companies that are traded on the Shanghai Stock Exchange or the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.
Following the adjustment, a notably increased number of Chinese companies will be covered by the FTSE Russell indices, and overseas capital is likely to expand investment in A-shares, said Shen Chao, a macro and strategy analyst at the HSBC Jintrust Fund Management.
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