HONG KONG -- China's inbound foreign direct investment fell 27.9% on the year in the first four months of 2024, to 360.2 billion yuan ($49.74 billion), showing a turnaround remains elusive amid the sluggish economy.
Only 58.5 billion yuan flowed in for April, down from 86.6 billion yuan in March and the lowest monthly value recorded since November, showed data released by the Commerce Ministry on Friday.
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