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China’s Two-Way Investment Stays Among World’s Top in 14th Five-Year Plan Period

China’s inbound foreign direct investment exceeded $750 billion over the five years of its 14th Five-Year Plan period, while non-financial outbound direct investment surpassed $800 billion across nearly 190 countries and regions, the State Council Information Office said at a briefing on the 15th Five-Year Plan. The same period saw retail sales of consumer goods pass 40 trillion and 50 trillion yuan, goods trade exceed $6 trillion and services trade top $1 trillion.

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The scale of China's two-way capital flows matters less than the composition and direction, which this item doesn't break out by sector or destination. For RWA and tokenization watchers, the relevant signal is that cross-border capital channels remain large and state-acknowledged, which shapes how offshore real-world asset structures get built and where issuance and settlement capacity accrues. Whether outbound flows keep outpacing inbound over the next plan period, and how the consumer and trade figures translate into demand for tokenized yield, are the open questions.

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