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China’s global outbound investment has soared in the first half of 2016. The United States continues to be one of the top recipients of Chinese capital, with more than $18 billion of FDI in the first six months of 2016.…
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After running a surplus of foreign direct investment (FDI) for the past three decades, China’s FDI balance turned negative for the first time in 3Q 2015. By 1Q 2016, China’s FDI deficit had extended to -$23 billion. This note explores…
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Rhodium Group and the National Committee on US-China Relations have released the 2016 update of its “New Neighbors” report.
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A series of derailed Chinese technology acquisitions in the US has triggered media reports about greater US scrutiny of Chinese investments. The release of an annual report by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the US (CFIUS), which reviews foreign…
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A new report by Rhodium Group in partnership with the Mercator Institute for China Studies (MERICS) explores investment patterns in Europe. Chinese investment in Europe has grown exponentially in recent years, as discussed in our in-depth special report…
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In the first two weeks of 2016, Chinese investors already announced a flurry of headline grabbing US deals.
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Global cross border mergers and acquisitions (M&A) reached a six-year high in 2015, with around $1 trillion worth of completed deals.
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President Xi’s state visit to the United States in September has illustrated how important two-way investment has become for US-China economic relations, including visits at Chinese-owned companies and discussions to advance a bilateral investment…
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Daniel H. Rosen and Beibei Bao independently re-estimate China’s economy in terms of nominal GDP.
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A familiar pattern has emerged: Chinese authorities do something, skeptics immediately cite the move as evidence that reform is off the table, while others see evidence of structural adjustment in a reform direction. So it is with today’s intervention in…
