Australia to take hit from MSCI changes
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The importance of including China A shares in the MSCI indices is not in the short-term numbers but in the long-term trend as China dominates emerging market and regional benchmarks.
The importance of including China A shares in the MSCI indices is not in the short-term numbers but in the long-term trend as China dominates emerging market and regional benchmarks.
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