China fund managers warn of premium risks as fresh quotas fail to ease demand

China fund managers are warning investors about potential risks associated with high premiums on their net asset values. This is because demand for US equities remains strong despite Beijing's recent expansion of quotas for outbound investment. The persistent demand is causing market prices of some funds to rise substantially above their net asset values, posing a risk to investors who buy at these inflated prices. This situation could impact the overall stability of the Chinese market.

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Chinese mutual funds are investing in US stocks, which could lead to increased demand and higher prices. However, the funds are warning investors about the risks associated with high premiums to their net asset values, which could indicate a potential bubble

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