Group 1 - In August 2025, there was a notable net outflow of RMB-denominated assets for the first time since May, indicating a shift in investment trends [1] - Developed currency markets and bond markets saw a month-on-month increase in inflows, particularly in developed currency markets, while emerging stock, bond, and currency markets experienced a decline in inflows [2][4] - In the developed stock markets, US, UK, and Japanese stocks shifted to net outflows, while other European markets saw a decrease in inflow [5] Group 2 - In the developed bond market, US Treasury inflows doubled, while inflows in European bonds decreased month-on-month [3][5] - In emerging bond markets, inflows in China's domestic bond market decreased, but other emerging economies maintained net inflows [3][5] - Sector-wise, the number of inflow sectors in the stock market increased, but the previously significant inflows in technology, finance, and industrial sectors saw a decline in August [3] Group 3 - In August 2025, the inflow of Chinese mainland stocks was 3.14 billion, while Hong Kong stocks saw an inflow of 4.89 billion, indicating a recovery in these markets [8][12] - Conversely, Taiwan experienced a reduction in inflows, and most other emerging markets transitioned to net outflows [5][8] - The inflow of US stocks was negative at -2.3 billion, marking a significant shift from previous months [7]
外汇商品丨8月美股转为净流出——全球资金流动监测仪2025年第八期
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-09-03 08:28