The Chinese mainland's non-banking sectors recorded a net inflow of $127.3Â billion in cross-border capital in H1Â 2025, marking a continuation of a trend that began in the second half of 2024.
According to the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE), inflows outpaced payments, signaling robust demand for the yuan and confidence in domestic markets. The graphic analysis by CGTN further breaks down key foreign exchange receipts and payments for the period.
For young global citizens and entrepreneurs, these inflows can translate into smoother international transactions and greater funding stability. Tech startups in major cities may find it easier to tap into this capital pool as the market stays open.
While global markets face volatility, the ongoing net inflow trend underscores the Chinese mainland's appeal to cross-border investors. If this momentum holds, it could drive further economic resilience and financial market expansion.
With regulators offering real-time data and analysis, stay tuned to understand how these capital movements shape the next chapter of global finance.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
