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Chinese FDI in Europe in 2017
In 2017, China’s global outbound investment declined for the first time in more than a decade. According to China’s Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM), outbound FDI by Chinese companies dropped by 29%.
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EU-China FDI: Working towards more reciprocity in investment relations
While Chinese investors enjoy the same rights in the EU market as any European business, China continues to limit access for foreign companies in many sectors.
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New Neighbors 2018 Update: Chinese FDI in the United States by Congressional District
The decline in Chinese investment last year was mostly triggered by policy shifts in both China and the US, not commercial dynamics.
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Two-Way Street: 2018 Update US-China Direct Investment Trends
Two-way US-China FDI declined by almost one-third in 2017 compared to 2016, due to a drop in Chinese investment in the US
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Disengagement Party?
The proposal by China’s Communist Party Central Committee to abolish term limits on the presidency further validates expectations of Chinese divergence with advanced economy norms.
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China Investment Monitor
Rhodium Group's interactive China Investment Monitor tracks Chinese direct investment in the U.S.
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A Post-Engagement US-China Relationship?
Engagement was absolutely the right US strategy for the post 1978 China that risked everything to shift away from Communism; but unless Beijing demonstrates recommitment to that course now Washington and others will go a different way.
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Chinese FDI in the US in 2017: A Double Policy Punch
After a record 2016, Chinese direct investment in the United States dropped by more than a third (35%) in 2017 to $29 billion of consummated deals.
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Chinese Direct Investment in California: 2017 Update
California became the number one recipient of Chinese FDI in recent years, with more than $16 billion in 2016 alone. Much of the investment has gone into two important areas – real estate and technology.
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Trump Heads to China – Is Chinese Investment Still Headed Here?
Chinese FDI in the US has grown rapidly in recent years, and hit $46B in 2016. But this year investment by Chinese companies dropped significantly, with the value of newly announced US takeovers down 67% in the first three quarters compared to 2016.
