HONG KONG -- As domestically traded Chinese stocks join MSCI's widely tracked market indexes on June 1, more international funds are expected to flow into China's traditional industries, which over the years have been underweighted by foreign investors.
Industrial companies, large-cap financials and the booming consumer sector -- which includes major liquor manufacturers Kweichow Moutai and Wuliangye Yibin -- are among those cited by analysts as having the best growth potential, as investors are catching up with their investments in domestic-oriented companies that have a smaller presence in overseas markets.
