China said Tuesday that it has decided to scrap a yuan-denominated quota restrictions for foreign institutional investors, enabling them to invest in capital markets in the mainland without hard hurdles.The move is apparently aimed at boosting investment in China as the world's second-largest economy has been slowing down against a backdrop of tit-for-tat tariff escalation with the United States, economists say.So far, Beijing has allowed foreign institutional investors, approved by the Chinese authorities, to invest a certain amount of money in stock and bond markets in the Shanghai Stock …READ FULL ARTICLE
