A Bloomberg survey shows 5 of 11 money managers from mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan say they plan to boost their holdings of yuan-denominated A shares this quarter

  • Survey conducted from April 8-16
  • 4 respondents will maintain positions
  • 2 respondents will reduce their stakes
  • Technology, consumer, health-care, financial shares are the preferred industries among the surveyed managers, which oversee combined $41b

"New funds have been continuing to flow into the market and I need to follow the trend," Hengsheng Asset Management fund manager Dai Ming

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