A significant transformation in the global investment landscape is underway as funds rapidly flow out of China to countries like Japan, India and Taiwan, to reduce their dependency on the Chinese economy.This trend, known as de-risking, gained momentum in the second quarter of this year and signals the beginning of major changes in the global investment landscape following the reshaping of the global supply chains led by the U.S.According to Bloomberg, WIND, Samsung Securities, and other sources, foreign capital outflow from China amounted to over $400 million in the second quarter, while Japan and India experienced record levels of funds influx into their respective markets.
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