Foreign Capital Returns to Chinese Mainland Markets
Global investors are returning to Chinese mainland capital markets, with sustained inflows since summer driven by optimism on valuations and improved regulatory clarity.
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Global investors are returning to Chinese mainland capital markets, with sustained inflows since summer driven by optimism on valuations and improved regulatory clarity.
More than 20 foreign leaders have arrived on the Chinese mainland in Tianjin for the SCO Summit 2025, set to explore trade, tech, security, and sustainability.
Under the 14th Five-Year Plan, the Chinese mainland’s foreign trade gains new momentum with high-quality growth drivers, diversified import sources and a stronger regional network.
China’s foreign trade maintained a 3.5% year-on-year rise in imports and exports in the first seven months of 2025, driven by high-tech exports and regional partnerships.
Novo Nordisk praises China’s strong chronic disease control push and clear policy goals, highlighting the huge potential in the Chinese healthcare market and plans for deeper local investment.
China’s trade with SCO states has surged 30-fold since 2001, hitting 3.65T yuan in 2024 as Tianjin prepares for the SCO Summit.
Foreign investors are betting big on the Chinese mainland’s stock market as the Shanghai Composite hits a 10-year high, with QFIIs holding 6.8bn yuan across key sectors.
At the 24th round of boundary talks in New Delhi, Wang Yi highlights how stable ties between the Chinese mainland and India align with the interests of both peoples and global development.
With 183 exporters approved, the Chinese mainland is poised to become a key market for Brazilian coffee, offsetting U.S. tariffs and fueling new growth.
China and India recommit to momentum in bilateral ties, marking 75 years of relations and pledging deeper cooperation for global stability.