China Draws $61.9 Billion April Inflow, Reversing $32.1 Billion March Outflow

1 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 19

$61.9 billion in net overseas receipts flowed into China’s onshore banks for clients in April, according to official data released late Monday.
That reversed March’s $32.1 billion net outflow, which had interrupted a broader run of cross-border inflows.
April marked the sixth month of inflows in the past seven, signaling renewed foreign demand after the brief Iran war-led pullback.
The rebound adds to signs of confidence in China’s economy and support for an appreciating yuan.

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