Good use of FDI key to cultivating new forces

Global foreign direct investment has been affected by tightening financial conditions, high real interest rates and market uncertainties. Additionally, turbulence in the banking sector in Europe and the United States this year is expected to lead to a further decline in global FDI from the $1.3 trillion recorded in 2022.

The slowdown in global capital flows also reflects a sensitivity to various factors in the global market.

First, global economic growth is decelerating. The IMF and the World Bank expect global economic growth this year to be similar to or slower than that of 2023.