China's stock market reels from record stretch of capital exodus

• International investors pulled almost $11 billion from Chinese stocks over the 13 days through Wednesday.
• That's the longest stretch of outflows in data going back to 2016, according to Bloomberg.
• A deepening economic slump and mounting real-estate stress in China have spooked global investors.

China's stock market is reeling from the longest stretch of capital outflows on record, as the deepening slowdown in the world's No. 2 economy spooks international investors.

Almost $11 billion was pulled from the Asian nation's equities over the 13 trading days through Wednesday, according to Bloomberg.