predicted Li Jianfeng

john9221 · Wysłany: Śro 11:12, 30 Mar 2011

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mber of newly approved foreign enterprises contracted by 32 percent to 1,649. The figures exclude those in the financial sector. But May's performance was better than April's [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], when the FDI registered a negative growth of 22.5 percent. Between January and May, the FDI fell by 20.4 percent year-on-year to $34.05 billion and newly approved foreign enterprises dropped by 33.8 percent to 7,890. In the same period, foreign investment in China's central and western regions fell by 35.7 - more than the national average. Newly approved foreign enterprises fell 30.2 percent. For several years prior to the financial crisis, the regions had seen higher rates than the national average. Yao Jian, a MOFCOM's spokesman, noted the central and western regions' sharp decline: "The coastal areas have the advantage of having gathered a much larger number of foreign investment enterprises in the last three decades." Encouraged by confidence from global investors in China's 4 trillion yuan stimulus plan, the "decline in FDI will probably be slowing during the rest of the year [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]," predicted Li Jianfeng, macro-economics and trade analyst with Shanghai Securities [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], a domestic brokerage. "There is a good chance that the FDI will register a positive gro