Beijing pledges to expand pilot programs for foreign-owned hospitals and vows equal treatment as foreign investment continues to slide
China launched a 15-point plan to halt FDI decline amid 8.6% YoY drop in H1 2026. Geopolitical tension and compliance barriers are redirecting capital to Southeast Asia; the plan flags Beijing's competitive concern over retaining R&D and manufacturing hubs.
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As foreign direct investment (FDI) in China continues to slide amid geopolitical headwinds and sluggish global economic growth, Beijing unveiled a 15-point action plan Monday to expand market access and ease operational barriers for foreign companies.
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