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Economic Uncertainty Dampens Investment Attractiveness; China's FDI Fell 68% From Its Peak in the First Quarter
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Newtalk News: According to data on China's balance of payments released by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange on March 15, the country's net foreign direct investment (FDI) inflow for January-March was US$34.3 billion (approximately NT$1.08 trillion). The Nikkei Asian Review pointed out that FDI in January-March decreased by 26% compared to October-December 2025, and by 68% compared to the peak in January-March 2022. The Nikkei Asian R…
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