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CHINA: Foreign direct investment in China rose 0.5% y/y to CNY227.54 billion in
the first quarter, or 2.1% up to USD34.51 billion, according to the Ministry of
Commerce on Thursday. In March, it increased 0.4% to CNY88.14 billion. MOFCOM
noted FDI growth in high-tech sectors maintained a high growth rate at 12.8% in
the first quarter, comprising 19.3% of total FDI into China, out of which the
high-tech manufacturing segment saw 66% y/y growth. Macau's investment into
China grew fastest in the first quarter by 115.1%, followed by Singapore with
72.5%, North Korea with 65.7%, France with 18.2%, Japan with 11.2%, and Britain
with 5.5%.

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