BEIJING -- Investment by foreign companies in China tumbled to its lowest level in 18 years in the second half of last year, buffeted by tensions with the U.S., a dimming growth outlook and fears of possible backsliding on economic reforms.
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Foreign investment in China slumps to 18-year low
Economic and political worries spur more exits and fewer new entries
An employee of the Korea Exchange Bank in Seoul writes on a stack of Chinese one hundred yuan notes. © Reuters
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