Foreign direct investment in China achieved new record in 2018 

Foreign direct investment (FDI) in mainland China had returned to increase and achieved a new record in 2018, according to the Xinhua News Agency. 

FDI in China increased by 24,9% to 92,34 yuan in December 2018 against the same period in 2017, according to the Chinese Commerce Ministry report. So, the value of investment rose by 23,2% to 13,71 bn in dollars. 
It should be noted that the reduction of FDI amounted to 26,3% in yuan or by 27,6% in dollar terms in November 2018.   
Overall, investment in the country had increased by 0,9% to 885,61 bn yuan or by 3% to $134,97 bn before the start of 2019. FDI in manufacturing had picked up by 20,1%, at the same time investment in high-technology sector had grown by 35,1% during last year.  
“The Chinese market has a huge potential and sound prospects,” Commerce Minister Zhong Shan said in interview with Xinhua News Agency. 
Also, Britain investment in the People's Republic of China had been raised by 150,1% before the end of 2018 and it was one of the major sources of investment for China. 
Countries from the One Belt One Road (OBOR) invested in 2018 more by 13,2% in a middle than in 2017.  
The information above cannot be considered as an investment advice and past results do not indicate future performance.
**Investors should have experience and understand the risks of losing all the initial investment

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