China’s economy has grown rapidly to become the world’s second-largest after the U.S, as has its stock market.
The country’s stock market capitalization is a whopping $8 trillion in U.S. dollar terms. But a large part of that is not included in global indices. That’s changing, and China could well be on its way to becoming a market that investors may not be able to ignore anymore.
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