Investing in China: Manufacturing Growth and Sports Partnerships Fuel Momentum
Pirelli and Tennis Australia reveal why the Chinese mainland remains a hotspot for manufacturing and sports partnerships, driving global investment momentum.
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Pirelli and Tennis Australia reveal why the Chinese mainland remains a hotspot for manufacturing and sports partnerships, driving global investment momentum.
Foreign direct investment into the Chinese mainland hit 573.75 billion yuan (around $78.7B) Jan–Sept 2025, with high-tech & e-commerce leading the way amid a surge in new enterprises.
Foreign holdings of RMB assets are set to grow, says the Chinese mainlands State Administration of Foreign Exchange. What this means for global investors and markets.
John McLean warns that shifting US tariff threats are causing deep uncertainty and stalling global investments, urging pragmatic cooperation.
Chongqing’s 7th Western China International Fair attracted 1,300+ companies from 39 regions, clinched 200B yuan in deals, and spotlighted advanced manufacturing and modern services.
The Chinese mainland economy grew 5.4% in Q1, up 0.4% y/y. Prof. Liu Baocheng highlights resilience amid global tensions and a bright investment outlook.
Despite global uncertainty, China’s Q1 2025 saw FDI firm up with a 4.3% rise in new foreign firms, a March rebound in inflows, and surging investments in tech, biopharma, and aerospace.
Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee highlighted at a Ningbo conference that US tariff abuses open doors for global investors and urged urgent cooperation to bolster HKSAR’s financial appeal.
China is expanding its openness to stabilize foreign trade and attract more foreign investment, fostering a dynamic and supportive environment for global businesses.
China’s positive policies in innovation, sustainability, and market liberalization are significantly enhancing its appeal to global investors and businesses.