Quotable
China's outbound direct investment will continue to grow by about 20 percent a year, overtaking the US as the world's largest outbound direct investor over the next few years. Another important trend is that private investors are becoming the main driving force of ODI."
Spencer Lake, global head of capital financing at HSBC Holdings Plc
"The developed world is not the catalyst for growth that it once was for developing nations. China seems to be outperforming other emerging markets in a weaker world trade environment in which developing countries are now being left badly exposed."
David Lubin, a London-based economist with Citigroup Inc
"In some regions, the creation of highway networks has been surplus to requirements, leaving debts that will take many years to absorb. Moderate, advanced development of highways is necessary, of course, but more care should be given to how many are built, and where."
Ouyang Mijian, a financial commentator
(China Daily Africa Weekly 07/10/2015 page2)
Today's Top News
- A new Plaza Accord won't fix global imbalances
- Haze hangs over ASEAN, prompting regional action
- Xi's trip hailed as catalyst for global certainty, cooperation
- Guangdong turns AI advances into affordable innovation
- Higher-quality discipline inspection work stressed
- Vice-premier calls for closer China-Russia collaboration



























