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The UN Conference on Trade and Development said in its report released yesterday that financial turmoil in the second half of last year had not hit overall FDI flows, although the outlook for 2008 was more uncertain.

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Dollar weakness may have encouraged inward investment to the US, the largest recipient attracting an estimated $193bn (€131bn, ¡ê98bn) in FDI, as companies and other investors with funds in appreciating currencies snapped up cheap American assets.

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Rich and poor countries alike saw strong growth in FDI in 2007, with two-thirds going to industrialised nations and the rest to developing and ¡°transition¡± countries such as Russia.

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Foreign investment in Russia, propelled by its booming energy sector, jumped 70 per cent last year to nearly $50bn.

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Unctad said the growth in FDI reflected a strong economic performance in many parts of the world and buoyant cross-border mergers and acquisitions activity fuelled by high corporate profits and an abundance of cash for purchases.

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However, the value of M&As declined in the second half of 2007 following the summer¡¯s credit squeeze. Various downside risks for the world economy could affect prospects for 2008, Unctad warned.

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After the US, the UK was the second biggest host to new foreign investment last year with FDI inflows of $171bn, followed by France at $123bn. The European Union was the largest host region, accounting for 40 per cent of all inflows in 2007.

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FDI flows to China, still the biggest recipient among developing countries, de-clined slightly from $69bn in 2006 to $67bn, but investment in Hong Kong was up by more than a quarter from $43bn to $54bn. In equal third place, Brazil, Mexico and Singapore all netted about $37bn in FDI last year.

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