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UNCTAD releases its latest Investment Policy Monitor
7 Dec 2018
The new Monitor finds that 29 countries took 49 investment policy measures from May to October 2018. The ratio of new investment restrictions and regulations stood at 30 percent over the first ten months of 2018, which is the highest figure since 2010.
Investment needed in hard infrastructure to allow new industrial agenda to take off
24 Oct 2018
The impact of new industrial agenda was examined by presidents and corporate leaders at the World Investment Forum.
Securities regulators can boost sustainable finance, says new UN report
23 Oct 2018
Securities regulators covering one-third of global market capitalization make a new push for sustainable finance.
Foreign direct investment down by 41% in first half of 2018
15 Oct 2018
New data from UNCTAD shows that US tax reforms are dampening global investment activity, casting a shadow over efforts to scale-up investment-for-development initiatives.
Global foreign direct investment slipped in 2017
22 Jan 2018
Promoting foreign direct investment for development remains challenging as global flows in 2017 fall in contrast to other macroeconomic variables.
Investment between Southeast Asian countries reached record US$24 billion in 2016 says ASEAN-UNCTAD report
15 Nov 2017
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations and UNCTAD jointly publish the ASEAN Investment Report 2017.
FDI to the most vulnerable economies declined in 2016, with possible modest recovery in 2017
24 May 2017
On the occasion of the High-Level Forum on Finance for Development this week in New York, UNCTAD released the latest issue of its Global Investment Trend Monitor.
Global foreign direct investment fell 13% in 2016, but modest recovery expected in 2017 - new figures
1 Feb 2017
Global flows of foreign direct investment (FDI) fell 13% in 2016 to an estimated $1.52 trillion as global economic growth remained weak and world trade volumes posted anemic gains, according to the latest UNCTAD Global Investment Trends Monitor.
G20 Members not raising barriers to investment, joint UNCTAD-OECD report says
10 Nov 2016
Respecting commitments made at their Hangzhou summit in September, G20 members are not raising new barriers to investment, according to a joint report released on Thursday by UNCTAD and the OECD.
Global FDI to fall 10-15% in 2016, road to recovery looks bumpy
6 Oct 2016
Global FDI flows are expected to drop to between $1.5 and $1.6 trillion in 2016, a fall of 10% to 15% from 2015, before recovering in 2017 and 2018, according to estimates from UNCTAD's latest UNCTAD Global Investment Trends Monitor.
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