You need a basic course in economics. Or basic reading skills.
Has China got an external-debt problem? Not likely - Real Time Economics - WSJ
The $366.4 billion in new foreign loans in 2013 is only about
a quarter of the roughly $1.45 trillion in new domestic loans China’s banks made last year.
China’s foreign-exchange regulator puts the country’s total outstanding foreign debt at $863.2 billion,
about 9% of the country’s gross domestic product, much lower than Thailand, Mexico or South Africa . That makes a debt blowout less of a possibility if the yuan currency continues to weaken.
And what is with the crap that everyone is selling their assets? For every seller, there is a buyer. Basic economics.
It is a 1.3 billion market with a 8 trillion economy. Believe or not, someone is gonna invest in that country. Maybe not people like you who lack basic reading and comprehension skills, but others.
I just hate stupid kids with their doomsday scenarios who dont know the difference between a slowdow in FDI and selling of assets.
Unlike trolls, I provide links:
China September FDI recovers on month but still down 1.4 percent for the year| Reuters
FDI is an important gauge of the health of the external
economy, to which China's vast factory sector is oriented,
but it is a small contributor to overall capital flows compared with exports, which were worth about $2 trillion in 2013.
Shen said last month that China's FDI may hit an all-time high of $120 billion this year, barring no sharp changes in global capital flows.
The investment data came as China's trade sector showed surprisingly strong performance in September, easing concerns about the risk of a sharper slowdown, though some economists suspected the export figures may have been inflated by speculative over-invoicing activities, as they were earlier in the year.
What is FDI in your country?