Reported 15 days ago
Foreign companies withdrew significant capital from China in the last quarter, reflecting continued investor pessimism despite Beijing's economic stimulus efforts. Direct investment liabilities fell by $8.1 billion in Q3 and nearly $13 billion year-to-date, marking a troubling trend for foreign direct investment (FDI). Major firms like Nissan and Volkswagen reduced their operations, citing geopolitical tensions and an increasingly competitive domestic market. In contrast, outbound investments from Chinese companies surged, with a $34 billion increase in overseas assets in Q3.
Source: YAHOO