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Foreign Direct Investment increased to a record $41 Trillion - Caribbean News Global

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By Topias Leino and Maja Gavrilovic India, Mexico, Brazil, and some other major emerging economies recorded strong growth, while the United States continued to extend its lead as the top destination for direct investment Global foreign direct investment grew again in 2023 after declining the previous year. Inward direct investment climbed $1.75 trillion, or 4.4 percent, reaching a record $41 trillion, according to the IMF’s latest Coordinated Di…
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IMF | Foreign Direct Investment Increased to a Record $41 Trillion | European American Chamber of Commerce New York [EACCNY] | Your Partner for Transatlantic Business Resources Foreign Direct Investment Increased to a Record $41 Trillion

India, Mexico, Brazil, and some other major emerging economies recorded strong growth, while the United States continued to extend its lead as the top destination for direct investment Global foreign direct investment grew again in 2023 after declining the previous year. Inward direct investment climbed $1.75 trillion, or 4.4 percent, reaching a record $41 trillion, according to the IMF’s latest Coordinated Direct Investment Survey, which provid…

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Foreign Direct Investment increased to a record $41 Trillion - Caribbean News Global

By Topias Leino and Maja Gavrilovic India, Mexico, Brazil, and some other major emerging economies recorded strong growth, while the United States continued to extend its lead as the top destination for direct investment Global foreign direct investment grew again in 2023 after declining the previous year. Inward direct investment climbed $1.75 trillion, or 4.4 percent, reaching a record $41 trillion, according to the IMF’s latest Coordinated Di…

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