FDI in China soars 32.9% in March, totals 30.3 billion USD in first quarter

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Foreign direct investment (FDI) in China grew 32.9% year on year in March to 12.52 billion US dollars, the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) reported Tuesday. FDI in China has increased 29.4% in the first quarter to 30.34 billion USD, MOC spokesman Yao Jian said. Read full article

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GeoffWard
'“Considering China's industrial scale and dependence on raw materials from the outside world, the country would probably keep importing resource products for quite some time,” said Yao.'

I would hazard a wild guess that China will keep importing resource products until China decides to de-industrialise (joke). . . . . the large majority of the world's resources . . . . . for as long as these resources last.
After that . . . . we all survive on waste-recycling.
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