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CHINA: Data Preview: China FDI Flows Likely to Continue their Decline.

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  • China’s real estate market malaise has impacted all parts of the economy.
  • The upcoming release of Foreign Capital Flows is likely to continue a trend that began in June of 2023.
  • Foreign capital flows turned negative in June 2023 and the pace of the contraction has grown steadily since.
  • Each monthly data release in 2024 has seen an increase in the contraction and whilst this is not a data release where economists are surveyed, it is not a stretch to suggest that the release for August will be a continuation of the same.
  • Authorities challenge will be to stabilize the economy to ensure that for foreign investors, China remains a viable investment destination going forward. 
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  • China’s real estate market malaise has impacted all parts of the economy.
  • The upcoming release of Foreign Capital Flows is likely to continue a trend that began in June of 2023.
  • Foreign capital flows turned negative in June 2023 and the pace of the contraction has grown steadily since.
  • Each monthly data release in 2024 has seen an increase in the contraction and whilst this is not a data release where economists are surveyed, it is not a stretch to suggest that the release for August will be a continuation of the same.
  • Authorities challenge will be to stabilize the economy to ensure that for foreign investors, China remains a viable investment destination going forward.