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  世界资本的最新流动报告
Modest rise in FDI inflows in 2010, led by China and Brazil, but wider pick-up starting to appear in 2011.
FDI inflows to the emergers rose from US$320bn in 2009 to over US$360bn in 2010.
Though a solid increase, the annual total was still over 25% down on the 2008 level, while
the percentage rise on the year was no faster than the increase in the aggregate nominal
GDP of the emerging economies in US$ terms. Moreover, the overall rise was driven by a
handful of countries, in particular China, Brazil, and Indonesia, while in a majority inflows
continued to ease (including in India) as cautious global multinationals opted for countries
where they considered it was absolutely essential that they build up their investments –
either because of the size of that economy’s domestic market or because of its natural
resources – and where the rules governing such investments were not excessively
problematic. Relative to the trends prevailing before the global crisis, FDI flows have been
much more severely affected in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) and the EMEA regions
than in Latin America or Asia.