Foreign investors continued to reduce their holdings of Chinese bonds in July for the sixth consecutive month and began exiting China’s stock markets for the first time in four months, according to a report by the Institute of International Finance.
and saw Chinese debt markets The exit of investments of regarding 3 billion dollars last month, knowing that the value of this market stands at regarding 20 trillion dollars.
About $6 billion in investments from emerging markets have exited the debt markets, according to estimates by the Institute of International Finance.
Emerging markets witnessed the exit of investments from portfolios for the fifth consecutive month, in the longest exit wave since 2005, amid the increasing risks of global recession, high inflation and the strength of the dollar.
The report showed that $3.5 billion of foreign investment exited from Chinese stock markets, compared to $2.5 billion in investments in emerging stock markets.
