Foreign Investment in China
Total 95 Posts
Chinese Manufacturing, Investment Uncertain Due to Covid Controls
As data on China's manufacturing and service sectors shows a contraction in November, its future as a manufacturing giant and foreign business destination may depend on whether the government can walk a fine line between safeguarding its people's health and safety while resuming most business and
Beijing Outlines 17 Measures to Revive Industrial Sectors
Yesterday, three Chinese government agencies outlined 17 measures for different sectors and regions to "revive" the industrial sector of the economy, including the use of government funds to expand investment, and policies to stabilize foreign investment and exports. This came at a time when China faces economic pressures
China Issues New Catalog To Encourage Foreign Investment
Last week, China issued the 2022 version of the Catalog of Encouraged Industries for Foreign Investment, with a goal of strengthening the supply chain and accelerating technology upgrades in chipmaking, biomass technology, and pharmaceutical manufacturing.
Beijing Rolls Out New Measures To Support Foreign Investment
China's planning agency released a series of measures to support foreign investment in key sectors, including advanced manufacturing and modern services.
China Opens Some Service Sectors to Foreign Investment in a Pilot Program
According to a recent document issued by China's State Council, Shanghai, Hainan and other cities are opening tourism and elderly care to foreign investment as part of a three-year pilot program. This is the latest move for the nation to attract foreign investment, with its economy facing pressures
Amidst Tension and Competition, Taiwanese Companies Are Moving, U.S. Think Tank Finds
In a new report, a scholar at a U.S. think tank found that some Taiwanese businesses are moving away from both mainland China and Taiwan, with the majority targeting Southeast Asia, in the midst of concerns about growing tensions and competition. But "[t]he economies on the two
Key Congressman Wants Biden Administration To Work with Congress on Outbound Investment Screening
A key Republican Congressman is pushing back against demands from some leading Democratic members of Congress for the Biden administration to pursue executive action on outbound investment screening regulation, and instead is arguing that the administration should work with Congress on this issue.