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China is expected to become the world’s biggest overseas investor by 2020. Beijing’s global offshore assets will likely triple from $6.4 trillion, to more than $20 trillion by then, says research reported in the Financial Times (FT).
However, the share of China’s direct investment is also booming. In 2000-2014, Chinese businesses directly invested €46 billion in the 28 EU countries. The UK was the biggest recipient getting €12.2 billion over the period, with Germany getting €6.9 billion and France €5.9 billion.
Energy, automotive, food and real estate sectors attracted the most Chinese money into Europe.
With China being one of top three exporters of direct investment in the world, its outbound foreign direct investment stock (OFDI) is expected to reach $2 trillion, more than doubling the current $744 billion.
Currently China is the world’s biggest trader of goods, while its share of global financial cross-border trading remains minor; at 3.4 percent in 2011.
“Characteristics such as the size, growth and complimentarity of the Chinese economy create unique opportunities for Europe,” said the report.
Beijing’s “authoritarian political system” and closed nature of local markets to foreign direct investment may, however, become a gridlock according to the research. China is considered “one of the least open countries among the G20 economies,” the authors say.
The West is not the only place for Chinese foreign direct investment.
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However, the share of China’s direct investment is also booming. In 2000-2014, Chinese businesses directly invested €46 billion in the 28 EU countries. The UK was the biggest recipient getting €12.2 billion over the period, with Germany getting €6.9 billion and France €5.9 billion.
Energy, automotive, food and real estate sectors attracted the most Chinese money into Europe.
With China being one of top three exporters of direct investment in the world, its outbound foreign direct investment stock (OFDI) is expected to reach $2 trillion, more than doubling the current $744 billion.
Currently China is the world’s biggest trader of goods, while its share of global financial cross-border trading remains minor; at 3.4 percent in 2011.
“Characteristics such as the size, growth and complimentarity of the Chinese economy create unique opportunities for Europe,” said the report.
Beijing’s “authoritarian political system” and closed nature of local markets to foreign direct investment may, however, become a gridlock according to the research. China is considered “one of the least open countries among the G20 economies,” the authors say.
The West is not the only place for Chinese foreign direct investment.
Read more :[url= http://rt.com/business/269863-china-investment-finance-world/] http://rt.com/business/269863-china-investment-finance-world/[/url]
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