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China's Investment in U.S. Faces New Challenges
An analysis
by Michael Lelyveld
2017-01-30
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Photo: Motorists pass the logo of Qingdao Haier Company as they drive along the road leading to the company's factory in Qingdao, northeast China's Shandong province, June 26, 2012. Haier, the world's largest producer of refrigerators and washing machines, bought the appliance division of General Electric of the U.S. for $5.6 billion in June 2016.
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Chinese investment in the United States is headed for a steep drop this year after a record surge in 2016, analysts say.
The expected decline is the result of a combination of factors including political concerns in Washington and increased vigilance in China over capital outflows.
Even without those influences, Chinese investment in the United States may be due for a downward correction after an unprecedented buying binge last year.
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