Foreign investors roared back into China’s stock markets this month, buoyed by easing Covid lockdowns and new government policies to prop up the economy, Caixin Global reported.
A net 26.1 billion yuan, or $3.9 billion, flowed into Chinese mainland-listed stocks via the Hong Kong Stock Connect programme in the first five days of the month against a net inflow of 16.9 billion yuan in May, the report added, citing Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd data.
Read the full report: Caixin Global.
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