Foreign exchange regulator says mutual funds are expected to receive more outbound investment quota after tight supply triggered widespread subscription limits
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The planned issuance comes after SAFE approved no new QDII quotas in the second quarter. Photo: IC
Move to expand QDII quotas signals a deeper opening of China’s markets and growing appetite for global assets.
Retail demand for U.S. equity exposure has quickly absorbed new QDII allocations, leaving many funds closed or heavily restricted.
SAFE says it will simplify foreign-exchange management, support outbound investment and deepen institutional opening of the…
China's SAFE allocated $5.3 billion in new QDII quotas to 78 institutions, the largest expansion since 2021, with no mention of…
Tighter quota limits and new restrictions on cross-border brokerages are funneling mainland investors into a shrinking pool of…
The private sector became a net creditor for the first time on record last year, a shift that helps explain why the government is…
