MSCI could catch global investors off guard if it adds China

By Michelle Price HONG KONG, June 5 (Reuters) - U.S. index provider MSCI could catch many global investors unprepared if it decides next week to add Chinese-listed yuan-denominated shares to one of its key benchmarks. For funds with little experience investing in China's volatile $9 trillion stock market such a move could be disruptive and costly, as they may become vulnerable to liquidity squeezes leading to a rise in tracking error and underperformance, investment experts said. MSCI will annou