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China Becomes World’s Third Largest Investor After US, Japan
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China has emerged as the world’s third largest investor as Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) from the giant jumped by 17.6 percent last year defying a global pattern. China’s outbound FDI rose 17.6 percent year-on-year in 2012 to a record high of USD 87.8 billion, according to the 2012 Statistical Bulletin of China’s Outward Foreign Direct Investment (ODI) by the Ministry of Commerce. Even as global ODI slid 17 percent last year amid uncertainties facing the world economy, China is now world’s third-largest investor, following the United States and Japan, for the first time since the country began to release the data a decade ago.
China currently holds about USD 3.30 trillion foreign exchange reserves. About USD 1.20 trillion is invested in US bonds. China was world’s sixth-largest investor in 2011, with an ODI flow of USD 74.65 billion. Last year’s increase represented an acceleration from 8.5 per cent in 2011, when the global economic recovery was weak in the face of continuing financial turmoil in Europe and the United States. “The Chinese government introduced measures to encourage outbound direct investment in pursuit of the ‘going abroad’ strategy, and the country’s outward FDI maintained robust growth in recent years,” said Zhou Zhencheng, commercial counselor of the department of outward investment and economic cooperation of the Ministry of Commerce. Huo Jianguo, president of the Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation, was quoted by the state-run China Daily as saying that the surge in ODI was mainly driven by domestic enterprises eager to tap overseas markets and profit from using global resources. “Debt crises and slowing growth in developed economies opened up great opportunities for Chinese enterprises to invest abroad, and the renminbi’s appreciation helped the process,” Huo said.
China’s non-financial ODI went up 13.3 per cent last year to USD 77.73 billion, accounting for 88.5 per cent of the total. Financial ODI surged 65.9 per cent to USD 10.07 billion, the bulletin said. Investment in US jumped 123.5 per cent to USD 4.05 billion, making it the second-largest destination for China’s ODI, the report said. Total ODI to developed economies was around USD 13.51 billion. Chinese investors have established about 22,000 overseas enterprises in 179 countries and regions, “and about 79.2 per cent of them made profits or maintained a balance”, Zhou said. He warned that Chinese enterprises are facing rising risks and challenges, including political unrest in Africa and Southeast Asia. Other challenges include increasing competition from developed economies and restrictions in those markets.
Chinese Investment in Nepal Rising
The northern neighbour has been gradually increasing its investments in Nepal. According to Nepal government’s latest data, in the fiscal year 2012/13, China committed highest foreign direct investment (FDI) in Nepal surpassing India. In the last FY China alone accounted for 30.89 percent of the total amount of the FDI commitment in Nepal. The data showed that Nepal has received Rs 19.39 billion worth of Chinese FDI against Rs 11.49 billion in the previous FY. In FY 2011/12, China stood second in terms of investments in the country after India.
In the last FY, investors from mainland China and Hong Kong registered 96 and four investment projects respectively. The investment projects mainly include medium and small businesses such as hotels, restaurants, travel agencies, handicrafts, fisheries and agricultural industries. However, Chinese investors are also pouring their investments in big infrastructure projects of Nepal. Sinohydro Resources Ltd, a Chinese multinational giant has invested in the 50 megawatts Upper Marsyangdi ‘A’ hydropower project, which is under construction. Similarly, Sinohydro and other Chinese contractors are also developing major Nepali hydel projects such as the 456 MW Upper Tamakoshi, 30 MW Chamelia, 14 MW Kulekhani-3.
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China has emerged as the world’s third largest investor as Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) from the giant jumped by 17.6 percent last year defying a global pattern. China’s outbound FDI rose 17.6 percent year-on-year in 2012 to a record high of USD 87.8 billion, according to the 2012 Statistical Bulletin of China’s Outward Foreign Direct Investment (ODI) by the Ministry of Commerce. Even as global ODI slid 17 percent last year amid uncertainties facing the world economy, China is now world’s third-largest investor, following the United States and Japan, for the first time since the country began to release the data a decade ago. </div>
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China currently holds about USD 3.30 trillion foreign exchange reserves. About USD 1.20 trillion is invested in US bonds. China was world’s sixth-largest investor in 2011, with an ODI flow of USD 74.65 billion. Last year’s increase represented an acceleration from 8.5 per cent in 2011, when the global economic recovery was weak in the face of continuing financial turmoil in Europe and the United States. “The Chinese government introduced measures to encourage outbound direct investment in pursuit of the ‘going abroad’ strategy, and the country’s outward FDI maintained robust growth in recent years,” said Zhou Zhencheng, commercial counselor of the department of outward investment and economic cooperation of the Ministry of Commerce. Huo Jianguo, president of the Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation, was quoted by the state-run China Daily as saying that the surge in ODI was mainly driven by domestic enterprises eager to tap overseas markets and profit from using global resources. “Debt crises and slowing growth in developed economies opened up great opportunities for Chinese enterprises to invest abroad, and the renminbi’s appreciation helped the process,” Huo said. </div>
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