In terms of the stock market, the A-share market as a whole has adjusted back this week compared with the period before the National Day holiday, with a huge fluctuation of opening high and closing low. The Shanghai Composite Index once exceeded 3,600 points, and fell back to around 3,200 points on Friday. The turnover gradually fell after breaking through the 3 trillion mark on October 8. The total of the four trading days this week exceeded 10 trillion yuan, breaking the record again. The three major Hong Kong stock indexes also experienced a huge shock this week, with the technology index leading the decline.

Wall Street veteran De Graaf is firmly bullish on the Chinese stock market and expects the CSI 300 Index to rise 50% to 6,000 points in the next year. Bernstein said it is bearish on the Indian stock market and tactically increased its holdings in the Chinese stock market. As of the week of October 9, the inflow of funds into Chinese stock funds reached a record level of US$39.1 billion. Bank of America expects its allocation to Chinese assets to increase.