MSCI considers boosting China's index weighting, could add $66 billion of inflows
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Global index provider MSCI said on Wednesday it will consider quadrupling the weighting of Chinese big-caps in its global benchmarks next year, a move that could bring in $66 billion (£50 billion) in new foreign investment.MSCI also proposed adding Chinese mid-caps and shares listed on Shenzhen's start-up board ChiNext, which would nearly double the number of mainland stocks in its indexes to roughly 430.Investor expectations that more mainland stocks will be included in..