BEIJING - The United
States remained the top goal for China's abroad portfolio speculation toward
the end of the second quarter, State Administration of Foreign Exchange
information demonstrated Wednesday.
China made about $312
billion of portfolio speculation, incorporating interest in values and
securities, in abroad markets by June, with $116.6 billion put resources into
the United States, the organization said on its site.
China's Hong Kong was second,
drawing in $72.4 billion, trailed by the Cayman Islands with $20.3 billion. Add
up to abroad portfolio venture was 11.11 percent higher contrasted and a year
ago. In a breakdown, China made $186.7 billion of abroad value venture and
$125.4 billion of abroad bond speculation, the organization said.
China began to distribute
nation particular figures on abroad portfolio interest in January this year
after the nation formally joined the Coordinated Portfolio Investment Survey
led by the International Monetary Fund, toward the end of 2015.