Foreign investors marginally offload China onshore bonds in June

Foreign institutions marginally reduced their holdings of Chinese onshore bonds in June, with holdings falling to 3.20 trillion yuan (about $472.28 billion) from 3.21 trillion yuan in May. This follows a net buying spree in May, which was the first such purchase in over a year. The data, released by the central bank's Shanghai head office, points to a slight pullback in foreign demand for Chinese interbank debt.