# Chinese Savers Now Access US Stocks Easily

> Beijing opens regulated channels for Chinese investors to buy US stocks without offshore brokerage.
- Title: Chinese Savers Now Access US Stocks Easily · mint | Shortify
- Summary: Beijing opens regulated channels for Chinese investors to buy US stocks without offshore brokerage. Chinese savers can now invest in US stocks through…
- Keywords: chinese savers, us stocks, beijing approved funds, mainland-hong kong mutual recognition, nvidia, amazon, treasuries, gold, qdi funds, deposit migration, property bust, money
- Source: mint — https://livemint.com/market/stock-market-news/chinese-savers-want-to-invest-in-us-stocks-now-there-s-an-easier-way-11791080630692.html
- Published: 2026-10-04T02:26:14+00:00
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- Topics: chinese savers, us stocks, beijing approved funds, mainland-hong kong mutual recognition, nvidia, amazon, treasuries, gold, qdi funds, deposit migration, property bust, money
## Chinese savers want US stocks
Chinese households seek investment options after property market losses and low bank deposit rates.

> Incremental Chinese demand can flow, indirectly, toward U.S. Treasuries, gold and large American technology companies.
## Beijing tightens offshore trading
Authorities crack down on unlicensed offshore trading routes while opening controlled channels to global funds.

> Beijing is cracking down on unlicensed offshore trading while opening controlled channels into global funds holding Nvidia, Amazon, Treasuries, and gold.
## Pictet fund grows rapidly
Pictet Strategic Income fund grew to $5.1 billion from $1.6 billion, with 60% from mainland Chinese investors.

> Roughly 60% of its assets now come from mainland Chinese retail investors through the Mainland-Hong Kong Mutual Recognition of Funds program.
## Mainland inflows surge
Pictet attracted HK$16.3 billion ($2.1 billion) in net mainland inflows during first half of year.

> In the first half alone, the fund attracted HK$16.3 billion ($2.1 billion), in net mainland inflows, the most among 34 funds tracked by Morningstar.
## Beijing expands mutual recognition
Beijing raised maximum share of Hong Kong funds sellable to mainland investors from 50% to 80% in 2025.

> Beginning in January 2025, regulators raised the maximum share of a Hong Kong fund that can be sold to mainland investors to 80% of assets from 50%.
## Regulators target illegal brokers
Regulators targeted overseas brokers like Tiger Brokers, Futu and Longbridge for soliciting mainland customers without licenses.

> Regulators have targeted overseas brokers that solicited mainland customers without Chinese licenses, including Tiger Brokers, Futu and Longbridge.
## Global asset managers benefit
Global asset managers gain access to China’s largest savings pool through regulated channels.

> Global asset managers gain access to one of the world’s largest pools of savings.
## Key takeaway

Chinese savers can now invest in US stocks through Beijing-approved funds, bypassing offshore accounts after property market losses.