China's FDI likely fell in July: Moody's
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China's foreign direct investment in July is expected to decline, said Moody's Analytics.
The data would be revealed on Wednesday.
The research unit said that while the FDI spiked in June, it likely fell in July.
"Financial market volatility and slower economic growth likely dampened foreign
investor enthusiasm. The stabilising of financial markets would have encouraged local banks to lend, reducing the need for foreign capital."
