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"China's Foreign Direct Investment Hits 30-Year Low at $33 Billion in 2023"

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Source: Nikkei Asia
"China's Foreign Direct Investment Hits 30-Year Low at $33 Billion in 2023"
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Foreign direct investment in China has dropped to a 30-year low, with official data showing a net total of $33 billion in 2023, down about 80% from the previous year. This decline reflects foreign companies' departure from China due to increased scrutiny on spying and U.S. sanctions, marking the second consecutive year of FDI decrease and a significant drop from the peak in 2021.

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  1. Foreign direct investment in China falls to 30-year low  Nikkei Asia
  2. China Economy: FDI Slumps to Lowest Since 1993 With $33 Billion Added in 2023  Bloomberg
  3. China Reports Smallest Foreign Investment Increase In Over Two Decades  The Wall Street Journal
  4. Percentage of Taiwanese stakes in China hits low  台北時報
  5. Chinas FDI hits 30-year low, reflecting levels seen during Deng Xiaopings era  MyIndMakers

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