China's Foreign Equity Inflows Set Record

Foreign capital flows into China’s equity markets reached a record high in 2021, as the country further opened its financial markets and as regulatory changes directed offshore investors to turn to stocks listed in the mainland, the South China Morning Post reported.

Net inflows into equities listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen, the major bourses on the mainland, reached a record of 417.5 billion yuan ($65.5 billion) as of December 23, China International Capital Corporation said in a report on Wednesday.

Read the full report: South China Morning Post

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