Global Funds Tiptoe Back Into Chinese Stocks as Market Rebounds

(Bloomberg) — Foreign investors are dipping their toes back into onshore Chinese stocks after a record bout of selling, a sign that the battered market may be forming a bottom. Overseas funds added a total of 15 billion yuan ($2.1 billion) over three sessions, the longest run of net purchases since early August. The CSI 300 benchmark has gained 4.6% from last month’s low.