China, positioned as the world’s second-largest recipient of foreign direct investment (FDI), is undergoing significant shifts. In this article, we analyze the emerging trends within China’s investment landscape.
Key Takeaways
- China’s FDI landscape is experiencing shifts due to factors like COVID-related restrictions, uneven economic recovery, and geopolitical tensions.
- Asian nations lead in FDI inflows into China, with international financial hubs like Hong Kong and the Virgin Islands playing a significant role.
- China is focusing on attracting FDI in high-tech manufacturing, modern services, and green energy, and has implemented measures to create a more favorable environment for foreign investors.
In recent years, China’s foreign investment landscape has seen a significant shift. After a 20.2 percent FDI growth in 2021, the growth rate slowed to 8 percent in 2022 and then…
