What foreigners are buying and selling after China stock rout


Liquor maker Kweichow Moutai Co(pic shows bottling of Kweichow products), Han

HONG KONG: Foreign investors are zeroing in on healthcare and consumer stocks and ditching some old favourites, as they sift through the spoils of a US$2 trillion selloff in China’s equity market.

Companies exposed to China’s growing middle class and resilient to external turbulence like the trade fight are popular picks for foreigners investing via trading links with Hong Kong.

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