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A US$23 trillion cash pile holds key for Chinese stocks’ bull run

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Bloomberg • 5 min read
A US$23 trillion cash pile holds key for Chinese stocks’ bull run
'It’s important this time to have a slow bull market. That is the only way a shift from deposits to stocks can be sustainable' / Photo: Bloomberg
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China’s stock rally is set to get a boost from small investors, stoking hopes that their massive savings will fuel the next leg of the market’s blistering advance.

The benchmark CSI 300 Index has been on a tear, rising 10% in August to be one of the world’s best-performing equity gauges amid a liquidity-driven surge. While hedge funds have been active in the market, analysts say the nation’s mom-and-pop investors are still in the early stages of what could be a major rotation into stocks and equity funds.

China’s household deposits fell 0.7% from a record high in June to 160.9 trillion yuan (US$23 trillion) in July, suggesting investors are putting their money to work. JPMorgan Chase & Co predicts around US$350 billion of additional savings could flow into the equity market between July 2025 and the end of next year, propelling share prices more than 20% higher.

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