NextFin News — Global institutional funds increased their allocations to Chinese mainland equities during April, reversing previous capital outflow trends despite ongoing macroeconomic volatility. Financial data metrics show international investors became net buyers of domestic shares, driven by low equity valuations and targeted manufacturing infrastructure spending. The structural capital inflows occurred alongside official economic indicators that revealed divergent paths in domestic economic activity. While corporate manufacturing sectors maintained steady export growth, internal consumption metrics and retail sales expansion slowed heavily throughout April amid real estate adjustments, prompting overseas asset managers to target undervalued high-tech and industrial equities.