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Foreign Capital Returns to CN Equities in Apr, Charts RMB200B Net Inflow: Wire
Foreign investors returned to China's equity market in April, recording a net inflow of about RMB200 billion (approximately USD29 billion), the highest since January, Bloomberg...
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Foreign investors returned to China's equity market in April, recording a net inflow of about RMB200 billion (approximately USD29 billion), the highest since January, Bloomberg reported, citing estimates including China's total cross-border securities investment data.

This suggests that investors' interest in the China market has been rekindled after the initial sell-off triggered by the Iran war.

Related NewsLoan Prime Rate 1Y for May 2026 in China is 3.00%, unchanged from its last period. The forecast was 3%.
The capital inflow in April coincided with a broad rally in technology stocks, as investors shifted their focus to AI-driven improvements in corporate productivity rather than the impact stemming from the Middle East conflict. The CSI 300 Index swelled 8% in April and has gained a further 1.6% MTD.

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