fDi Markets: the in-depth crossborder investment monitor from the Financial Times
fDi Markets, a service from the Financial Times, is the most comprehensive online database of crossborder greenfield investments available, covering all countries and sectors worldwide.
We provide access to real-time monitoring of investment projects, capital investment and job creation. You can also track and profile companies investing overseas, as well as conduct in-depth analysis to uncover trends.
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fDi Trend Tracker
Our editorial team uses fDi Markets data to identify the issues driving global greenfield investment. Some of the emerging trends we have recently spotted:
- Latam financial services show six-year FDI decline
Latin America has suffered continuous declines in FDI projects and investment between 2011 and 2016 and the trend looks likely to continue this year. Edna Rodriguez reports.
Continue to fDiIntelligence.com to read this article in full. - European logistics FDI struggles to maintain 2016 resurgence
After a three-year decline, greenfield FDI into Europe's logistics, distribution and transportation sector rebounded strongly in 2016. However, so far in 2017, the upward trend does not look sustainable, as Cara Lyttle reports.
Continue to fDiIntelligence.com to read this article in full. - FDI into China shows rapid decline since 2013
China has been experiencing an alarming drop in FDI since 2013. Katie Morrison reports.
Continue to fDiIntelligence.com to read this article in full. - Cuba enjoys surge in inward investment
While yearly figures are erratic, FDI into Cuba has risen overall in the past five years, aided by agreement between previous US president Barack Obama and his Cuban counterpart Raúl Castro. Edna Rodriguez reports.
Continue to fDiIntelligence.com to read this article in full. - North American FDI into China continues to fall
North American investment into China is following a downward trend that began in 2013. James Whitten reports.
Continue to fDiIntelligence.com to read this article in full. - Rollercoaster year for Indian FDI from the UK
Indian FDI from the UK fluctuated wildly in 2016, reports Julie Reynolds.
Continue to fDiIntelligence.com to read this article in full. - Capital investment in Turkey on the rise, according to revised data
Despite a small drop in inbound greenfield project numbers, the latest figures on investment in Turkey show a strong increase in capital expenditure contrary to initial reports.
Continue to fDiIntelligence.com to read this article in full. - Australia’s UK FDI still rising
Five-year growth trend immune to Brexit referendum.
Continue to fDiIntelligence.com to read this article in full. - Peru’s FDI decrease comes to a halt
Early figures for 2016 indicate a return to growth.
Continue to fDiIntelligence.com to read this article in full. - Ethiopia experiences FDI woes
Foreign investors steered clear of Ethiopia last year, marking a reversal of fortune from previous years, reports Mathew Anderson.
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