China Jan-Feb FDI down 8.6 % y/y in yuan terms on hit from coronavirus
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Foreign direct investment (FDI) into China fell 8.6% in January-February to 134.4 billion yuan ($19.26 billion) compared with a year earlier, dragged down by the coronavirus pandemic, a commerce ministry official said on Friday. In February, FDI into China plunged 25.6% on-year to 46.83 billion yuan, Zong Changqing, the director of the ministry's department of foreign investment, told a press conference.
The drop in FDI was due to coronavirus epidemic and the Chinese New Year holidays, Zong added. ($1 = 6.9797 Chinese yuan renminbi)
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