China's SAFE Deputy Chief says cross-border funds remain net inflow but has been smaller than last month

The statement from China's SAFE Deputy Chief indicating that cross-border funds are still experiencing a net inflow, albeit weaker than the previous month, suggests a slight cooling in capital movement into China.

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This could signal cautious investor sentiment and may have implications for the Chinese Yuan as well as risk appetite in the region; traders will want to monitor how this trend evolves in relation to broader global market conditions.

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