China's investments abroad are growing despite an overall decline globally in foreign direct investment (FDI) following the 2008 financial crisis. That trend in Chinese investments abroad is likely to continue, since China's huge foreign exchange reserves are an increasing source of mobile capital and is a key part of China's official government policy. The receipts from China's existing global investments, combined with mounting trade surpluses, have made China the world's largest capital-surplus economy.
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