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China Stocks Face $800 Billion U.S. Outflow Risk Amid Financial Decoupling, Goldman Warns

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April 17, 2025
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China ETFs Outshine Active Funds with 40% Annual Rise

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  • U.S. investors could be forced to sell $800 billion worth of Chinese equities in a worst-case scenario of financial decoupling between the U.S. and China, according to Goldman Sachs.
  • U.S. institutional investors currently hold $250 billion in Chinese ADRs, 26% of their total market value, and $522 billion in Hong Kong-listed stocks.
  • Forced delistings of Chinese ADRs from U.S. exchanges could lead to a 9% valuation drop for ADRs and a 4% decline in the MSCI China Index.
  • Chinese investors may also need to sell $1.7 trillion in U.S. financial assets, including $370 billion in equities and $1.3 trillion in bonds, under the same scenario.

What Happened?

Goldman Sachs has raised alarms about the potential fallout of financial decoupling between the U.S. and China, estimating that U.S. investors could be forced to offload $800 billion worth of Chinese equities. This includes $250 billion in Chinese ADRs, $522 billion in Hong Kong-listed stocks, and a smaller portion of onshore A shares.

The risk of delisting Chinese ADRs from U.S. exchanges has resurfaced amid escalating trade tensions and comments from U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who stated that “all options are on the table” in trade talks with China. If delistings occur, U.S. investors may face significant challenges trading in Hong Kong, further complicating their ability to hold Chinese equities.

Goldman estimates that forced delistings could lead to a 9% valuation drop for ADRs and a 4% decline in the MSCI China Index. Meanwhile, Chinese investors could be forced to sell $1.7 trillion in U.S. financial assets, including equities and bonds, in a reciprocal move.


Why It Matters?

The prospect of financial decoupling between the U.S. and China represents a significant risk to global capital markets. U.S. institutional investors hold substantial stakes in Chinese equities, and forced sales could lead to sharp valuation declines, increased volatility, and reduced liquidity.

For Chinese companies like Alibaba and PDD Holdings, delistings from U.S. exchanges could limit access to American capital and force them to rely more heavily on Hong Kong or domestic markets.

The broader implications extend to global trade and investment flows, as financial decoupling could exacerbate tensions between the world’s two largest economies and disrupt the integration of global markets.


What’s Next?

Investors are closely monitoring trade negotiations and potential policy changes that could impact the status of Chinese ADRs in the U.S. Passive funds, such as the Kraneshares CSI China Internet Fund, are particularly vulnerable, with 33% of their holdings in ADRs, half of which lack Hong Kong listings.

If delistings occur, U.S. investors may need to liquidate their holdings over several months, while Chinese investors could face similar pressures to sell U.S. assets. The outcome of trade talks and regulatory decisions will be critical in determining whether financial decoupling becomes a reality.

For now, the focus remains on mitigating risks and preparing for potential disruptions in global capital markets.

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