Dec 16 - FDI Continue Its Downward Trend in November

Source: Ministry of Commerce, ChinaScope Financial (Data)

+    Data from the Ministry of Commerce reveal that in November only 2,718 foreign-invested companies were established in China, down 12.91% YoY; FDI amounted to USD 8.75 billion, down 9.76% YoY.

+    From Jan-Nov, capital inflow from ten countries and areas (Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan province, Japan, the Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and South Korea) increased 17.89% YoY to USD 89.59 billion. Capital inflow from the U.S. increased 23.05% to USD 2.73 billion, while investment from the EU rose 0.29% to USD 5.98 billion.

+    Related Data: FDI Inflow, Origin of FDI Inflow

China’s FDI inflow slowing down, severely affected by low funds from the US and Europe.

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