Foreign investors are giving up on China as the country's post-COVID rebound fizzles.
During that span, foreign investors sold 46.2 billion yuan of mainland Chinese stocks.
Meanwhile, foreign institutional investors shed 37 billion yuan worth of Chinese bonds in July, according to data out Wednesday from China's foreign exchange regulator.
According to Reuters, $1.71 billion worth of mainland shares were sold by foreigners in May, outpacing April's $659 million withdrawal.
In addition to the consumer and manufacturing sectors, the real estate market — which serves as a key store of wealth in China's economy — has also been getting worse.
Persons:
outpacing, bullish, —, China's
Organizations:
Service, Kong's Stock Connect, Communist Party's, Financial Times, Bloomberg, Reuters
Locations:
China, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Wall, Silicon, Beijing