The continuous long-term investment inflows into China from the US, if confirmed, could be a result of Beijing’s efforts to woo American businesses despite its quarrels with Washington over Hong Kong, Taiwan, the South China Sea, and Xinjiang. Photo: Reuters The continuous long-term investment inflows into China from the US, if confirmed, could be a result of Beijing’s efforts to woo American businesses despite its quarrels with Washington over Hong Kong, Taiwan, the South China Sea, and Xinjiang. Photo: Reuters
The continuous long-term investment inflows into China from the US, if confirmed, could be a result of Beijing’s efforts to woo American businesses despite its quarrels with Washington over Hong Kong, Taiwan, the South China Sea, and Xinjiang. Photo: Reuters
Currency war
Economy /  China Economy

US investors still piling FDI money into China despite rising political tensions

  • Foreign direct investment (FDI) from the US to China rose 6 per cent from a year earlier in yuan terms
  • In US dollar terms, total FDI in China rose 3.7 per cent in June from a year earlier but fell 4 per cent in first half of the year

Topic |   Currency war
Orange Wang
Orange Wang

Updated: 11:59am, 21 Jul, 2020

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The continuous long-term investment inflows into China from the US, if confirmed, could be a result of Beijing’s efforts to woo American businesses despite its quarrels with Washington over Hong Kong, Taiwan, the South China Sea, and Xinjiang. Photo: Reuters The continuous long-term investment inflows into China from the US, if confirmed, could be a result of Beijing’s efforts to woo American businesses despite its quarrels with Washington over Hong Kong, Taiwan, the South China Sea, and Xinjiang. Photo: Reuters
The continuous long-term investment inflows into China from the US, if confirmed, could be a result of Beijing’s efforts to woo American businesses despite its quarrels with Washington over Hong Kong, Taiwan, the South China Sea, and Xinjiang. Photo: Reuters
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