Chinese and Hong Kong investors' holdings of U.S. equities have risen above $750 billion, up roughly 23% over the past year, Reuters reported, with U.S. se…
Chinese and Hong Kong investors' holdings of U.S. equities have risen above $750 billion, up roughly 23% over the past year, Reuters reported, with U.S. semiconductor shares among important destinations. The increase underscores continued cross-border investment despite technology restrictions and strategic competition between Washington and Beijing.
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