Foreign investors marginally offload China onshore bonds in June
Foreign investors slightly sold Chinese onshore yuan-denominated bonds during June. Institutions held 3.20 trillion yuan in bonds traded on China's interbank market. This figure showed a slight decrease from the previous month's holdings. Foreign ...
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Foreign investors slightly sold Chinese onshore yuan-denominated bonds in June, official data showed on Friday.
Foreign institutions held 3.20 trillion yuan ($472.28 billion) in bonds traded on China's interbank market as of the end of June, the central bank's Shanghai head office said, down from 3.21 trillion yuan a month earlier.
Foreign investors had bought China's onshore yuan-denominated bonds in May for the first time in over a year.
Foreign institutions held 3.20 trillion yuan ($472.28 billion) in bonds traded on China's interbank market as of the end of June, the central bank's Shanghai head office said, down from 3.21 trillion yuan a month earlier.
Foreign investors had bought China's onshore yuan-denominated bonds in May for the first time in over a year.
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