International investors owned more than 1.95 trillion yuan ($281.39 billion) of Chinese bonds last month, numbers released by China Central Depository and Clearing Co (CCDC) on Tuesday evening showed. That marked a monthly uptick of 3.4%, the fastest since last November.
SHANGHAI/HONG KONG: Foreign ownership of yuan-denominated onshore Chinese bonds rose to a record high in February after increasing for a 15th consecutive month, according to Reuters calculations using official clearing house data.
International investors owned more than 1.95 trillion yuan ($281.39 billion) of Chinese bonds last month, numbers released by China Central Depository and Clearing Co (CCDC) on Tuesday evening showed. That marked a monthly uptick of 3.4%, the fastest since last November.
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