Institutional sources: The current A-shares and Hong Kong stocks are seriously undervalued Global funds take profits on high-valuation assets such as Japanese stocks or have a positive impact on Chinese assets

Sina Financial News The global “Super Central Bank Week” has come to an end, and the central banks of many major economies in the world, such as the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland, have announced their latest interest rate decisions. Among them, the SNB’s surprise interest rate cut sparked market attention. Industry insiders believe that the world’s major central banks may start a new round of easing policy cycle this year. At the same time, there are signs of a global reallocation of funds. Global capital flows to the U.S. and Japanese equities have weakened, and outflows from some stock markets in the Asia-Pacific region have slowed, with foreign capital flowing back to the Chinese market. Some institutions believe that the current A-shares and Hong Kong stocks are seriously undervalued, and the profit-taking of high-valuation assets such as Japanese stocks by global funds may have a positive impact on Chinese assets.