Foreign Investors Pour $29 Billion Into Chinese Stocks in April, Most Since January
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Updated · Bloomberg · May 21
Foreign Investors Pour $29 Billion Into Chinese Stocks in April, Most Since January
1 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 21
$29 billion in estimated net inflows went into mainland Chinese equities in April, marking foreign investors' strongest monthly buying since January.
Bloomberg calculations put the total at about 200 billion yuan, showing overseas funds returned after an earlier retreat from the market.
That rebound in demand followed an initial selloff triggered by the Iran war, suggesting risk appetite toward Chinese stocks recovered during the month.
With US stagflation risks rising, is this capital inflow to China the start of a major global financial shift?
After the Iran war scare, is China's market truly resilient or just riding a wave of temporary optimism?
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