BEIJING -- Outflows of foreign direct investment in China have exceeded inflows for the first time as tensions with the U.S. over semiconductor technology and concerns about increased anti-spying activity heighten risks.
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Foreign investment in China turns negative for first time
Money flows out of country on concerns over U.S. tensions, anti-spy laws
Foreign direct investment in China has dropped as the U.S. has tightened restrictions on semiconductor technology exports to China. © Reuters
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