HONG KONG -- After more than 12 straight years as China's most valuable stock, Industrial & Commercial Bank of China lost its crown to liquor giant Kweichow Moutai in June. It is just one example of the changes shaking the world's second-largest economy as the coronavirus pandemic fuels a shift in investor interest.
In the first six months of the year, the old economy sectors -- finance, industry, property and energy -- have all ceded ground to consumer staples, technology and health care, which have attracted customers and investors alike amid lockdowns to contain the virus.
