Oksana Koneva

Adam Tooze: Chinese private flows into U.S. equities may be negligible

Adam Tooze: Chinese private flows into U.S. equities may be negligible
Chinese private flows to U.S. equities low

Adam Tooze raises the question of whether Chinese private capital inflows into U.S. equities are negligible compared to similar flows observed in Europe.

Tooze addresses fellow analyst Brad Setser to clarify if the trend seen in Europe replicates in the U.S., expressing skepticism about significant Chinese private investment activity in U.S. equities.

Tooze has previously examined the interplay between U.S. sectoral balances and global capital flows. In an earlier analysis, he highlighted domestic demand pressures as a prevailing factor for capital movement, as noted in his review of U.S. sectoral balances. The ongoing discussion compares these factors to international investment patterns, with specific attention now turning to Chinese private capital activity.

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