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China’s onshore markets see record inflows despite trade angst

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China’s onshore markets see record inflows despite trade angst
Offshore institutions’ holdings of Chinese government bonds halted a five-month falling streak in February, according to Chinabond data released late Monday. Photo: Bloomberg
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Foreign investments into China’s onshore markets rose to a record high in February as DeepSeek’s technology breakthrough and doubts over US exceptionalism helped offset trade-led concern over local assets.

Inflows for Chinese securities investments jumped to a record high of US$228.1 billion ($303.9 billion) in February, as per data released by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange on Monday. After offsetting outbound flows, the net balance flipped to positive for the first time since September.

The MSCI China Index has soared 23% so far in 2025 thanks to tech innovation in the natMSCI on and President Xi Jinping’s push for economic expansion, while the S&P 500 Index has shed 3.5%. Chinese bond yields have also bounced off record low levels as bearish bets on the economy take a backseat.

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