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HONG KONG (Sept 28): Investors are dialling back risk exposure ahead of China's Communist Party Congress in October and sticking money in the relative safety of mainland blue chips as they await signs Beijing is ready to address problems hanging over the economy. The ChinaAMC China 50 ETF, the country's largest exchange-traded fund, has witnessed a near 30% jump in its assets this month, channelling more than 10 billion yuan ($1.40 billion) into Shanghai's 50 biggest stocks.

By Summer Zhen and Xie Yu HONG KONG (Reuters) – Investors are dialling back risk exposure ahead of China’s Communist Party Congress in October and sticking...

Investors are dialling back risk exposure ahead of China's Communist Party Congress in October and sticking money in the relative safety of mainland blue chips as they await signs Beijing is ready to address problems hanging over the economy.

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