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2017-07-02 — cnbc.com
In May, regulators in Hong Kong and on the mainland approved a "bond connect" program to allow investors operating in Hong Kong to trade Chinese bonds, called a "northbound" flow, with a "southbound" flow of Chinese investment into Hong Kong to be considered later.
Authorities also won't cap the amount that foreigners can invest in China.
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"People are now finally able to do it and able to do it in a way that is familiar, that is similar to the way we trade U.S. dollar Treasurys or other international treasury fixed income instruments," [Li] said. "That is something so new. That the demand, underlying demand, the potent demand are massive."''
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