The Wall Street Journal has recently report that due to China’s economy continuing to stumble and rocky relations with the United States, billions of dollars have been pulled out by international investors citing numerous concerns.
The Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges in China have seen $24 billion leave the market through a trading link in Hong Kong since August which is the largest net outflow of money from the exchanges since the link was created in 2014. China’s economy reported small growth with a questionable real estate crisis on the horizon and according to the MSCI China Index, where investors look to gauge percent returns on investments, it has fallen by 10% throughout the year.
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