Foreign direct investment in China fell in July by more than one-sixth compared to the same month last year, reaching the lowest level in two years. It says China’s government, which denies that there is a connection with the numerous investigations against companies that country’s authorities have launched recently.
Direct investment, which does not include investments in the financial sector, amounted to the equivalent of 53 billion, a decrease of 17 percent compared to July 2013.
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