Foreign Investors Withdraw Record $15 Billion from China

Rising geopolitical tensions and economic concerns drive unprecedented capital outflow, marking a significant shift in global investment patterns.

China experiences the largest quarterly foreign investment outflow since records began, with $15 billion withdrawn.
Geopolitical tensions, particularly with the US, and new espionage laws are major factors deterring investors.
China's economic slowdown and low consumer demand further exacerbate foreign investor pessimism.
Beijing's efforts to attract foreign investment are faltering amid rising global interest rates and a weakening renminbi.
Domestic Chinese companies are also increasing their overseas investments, contributing to the net capital outflow.