Chinese firms raised $71.2 billion, putting them far ahead of the $17.3 billion raised by US companies' listings and European firms' $16.4 billion from IPOs this year
Criminals also try to entice people to invest in these IPOs through texting, social media and sometimes even seemingly misdirected messages
China bonds registered $2.5 billion of outflows last month, the fifth consecutive month of foreign outflows, but over $9.1 billion of foreign inflows went into China's stock market in June, the IIF said
Car-hailing service Didi Global became the latest Chinese stock delisted from the US markets when it voluntarily exited NYSE on Friday following pressure from Beijing.
A net 26.1 billion yuan, or $3.9 billion, flowed into Chinese mainland-listed stocks via the Hong Kong Stock Connect programme in the first five days of June
Vote to delist the ride-hailing giant's ADS from the New York Stock Exchange ends saga after 2021 listing drew Beijing's ire.
The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index has slumped more than 8% in April, heading for its worst month in six years
Poor sentiment has pushed down the country’s CSI 300 stock benchmark 10% this month, as investors and analysts warn of more losses to come
China is encouraging long-term investors to buy more equities and major shareholders of listed firms to increase holdings when stocks slump, to stabilise a market rocked by the Covid outbreak.
The turbulence follows a year-long slide that had already caused widespread investor losses
The Hang Seng jumped 9% to above the 20,000 mark with its Tech Index logging its biggest daily gain of 22%, recovering most of its recent losses
Despite a tough year for China stocks, the green energy, small cap and fintech sectors all saw stellar performances this year.