MSCI Inc. has announced the removal of 60 Chinese stocks from its indexes in its latest quarterly review, marking the third such culling this year. This follows previous removals of 56 stocks in May and 66 in February, reflecting a significant decline in China's representation within a key emerging-market benchmark. The ongoing reductions are indicative of investor sentiment towards China, which has been notably negative, contributing to the further drop in the nation's share of the index.