Developing Countries Want More Than Just Cash From China

January 15, 2025

As China’s overseas investment reaches record highs with $295 billion last year, emerging markets are rewriting the rules of engagement. From Brazil’s recent crackdown on BYD’s factory conditions to Southeast Asian nations implementing stricter local content requirements, a new paradigm is emerging in the relationship between Chinese capital and developing economies.

Our Managing Director John Evans provides expert insights into this shifting landscape, where countries are balancing their appetite for foreign investment with demands for sustainable economic development. How are nations like Mexico navigating U.S. pressure while maintaining Chinese partnerships? What strategies are ASEAN countries adopting to maximize local benefits?

Dive into The Wire China’s latest analysis to discover how emerging markets are reshaping their approach to Chinese investment – seeking more than just cash flow.


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