US$3 billion was added to China’s debt market last month, ending a run of six straight months of outflows, the Institute of International Finance (IIF) said, but a rebound is unlikely to be sustained due to weak economic performance.
China posts first debt inflows of 2023 with US$3 billion added in July, but weak economy set to limit sustainability
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