Reported about 16 hours ago
During the initial months of Donald Trump's presidency, China's overseas investment rose by 28%, totaling approximately $48 billion, as Chinese companies sought to expand internationally in response to US tariffs. The rise in investment reflects an effort by Chinese firms to mitigate domestic competition and concerns over potential trade restrictions imposed by the US. Additionally, foreign investments entering China surged over 32% in the same period, highlighting Beijing's efforts to attract international business.
Source: YAHOO