China’s foreign investment inflows fell last year for the first time since the global financial crisis, government data showed Wednesday, slipping 4 percent as a troubled world economy reduced investors’ enthusiasm for deals in emerging markets.
But the nation, with the world’s second-largest economy, after that of the United States, still drew $111.7 billion in foreign direct investment in 2012 after a record $116 billion in 2011 and maintaining the country as one of the top destinations for corporate expansion.
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