China's non-banking sectors recorded $127.3 billion in net cross-border capital inflows during the first half of 2025, marking a continuation of the upward trend observed since late 2024, according to data released by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) on Tuesday. The figures highlight sustained confidence in the Chinese mainland's economic stability amid global market fluctuations.
Analysts from CGTN noted that the inflows reflect growing foreign participation in domestic markets, driven by policy reforms and improved trade dynamics. The data underscores the resilience of cross-border financial flows despite external pressures, offering insights for investors monitoring Asia's evolving economic landscape.
This trend aligns with broader regional economic growth patterns, positioning the Chinese mainland as a key player in stabilizing capital movement across Asia. Researchers and business professionals are closely watching these developments to gauge opportunities in emerging sectors and cross-strait collaborations.
