
China’s Q1 2025 FDI Rebounds, Innovation Drives Growth
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.
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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.
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