China Became The Largest Foreign Capital Inflow Country Last Year.

Last year, the joint China World Trade Center development organization's survey of major pnational corporations in the world showed that 28% and 24% of the multinational corporations regarded China and the United States as the most attractive investment destinations, followed by India, Brazil and Singapore.

The report shows that overall, global FDI inflows rebounded slightly in 2013, down again in 2014, and inflows amounted to 1 trillion and 230 billion US dollars, down 16% compared to the same period last year, which is about 30% lower than that in 2007 before the financial crisis 2 trillion US dollars.

But Zhan Xiaoning is cautiously optimistic about the prospect of global FDI mobility in the next few years.

He said that global FDI traffic in 2015 is expected to rise by 11% to $1 trillion and 400 billion.

In 2016 and 2017, global FDI is expected to reach US $1 trillion and 500 billion and US $1 trillion and 700 billion.

The 2015 world first released by China World Trade Center development organization in Xiamen 8

(Chinese version) shows that in 2014, FDI (FDI) inflows to China amounted to US $129 billion, an increase of 4% over the same period last year, and China surpassed the United States for the first time to become the world's largest.

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According to the report, the 10 largest FDI inflows in the world in 2014 were: China, Hongkong, China, the United States, the United Kingdom, Singapore, Brazil, Canada, Australia, India and Holland.

Joint director of investment and enterprise division of China World Trade Center Development Organization

This reflects that China is still one of the most attractive investment destinations in the world, and that China's position and role in the international investment pattern have been further enhanced.

On the other hand, this is also due to the decrease in US foreign capital inflow due to the impact of a single bulk divestiture paction.

According to the introduction, in 2014, the United States verrison bought back its shares to Vodafone, its British shareholder, with a US dollar of 130 billion US dollars. The net value of foreign capital flowing into the United States has greatly decreased. Its global ranking dropped from the first in 2013 to third in 2014, which also led to the downturn of FDI in the developed countries in 2014, and the annual decline was 28%, to 499 billion US dollars.

However, Zhan Xiaoning predicts that in the next few years, the US FDI inflows should have a restorative growth and may continue to return to the world's largest FDI inflow country.