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Overseas direct investment in the second quarter decreased by 2.7% due to waning investment sentiment.

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, ‘Due to uncertainties surrounding global economic recovery and prolonged high interest rates, as well as global conflicts, foreign direct investment has decreased for the second consecutive quarter.’,
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, ‘ According to the Ministry of Economy and Finance, foreign direct investment in the second quarter totaled $15.66 billion, a 2.7% decrease compared to the same period last year.’,
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, ‘ After showing an increase in the fourth quarter of last year, foreign direct investment declined again in the first quarter of this year and continued to drop for two consecutive quarters.’,
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, ‘ The ministry stated, “Overall investment sentiment is subdued, indicating a sluggish recovery.”‘,
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, ‘ Investment decreased in the financial and insurance, manufacturing, and real estate sectors, while the mining and information communication sectors also saw declines.’,
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, ‘ Investment in innovative industries such as robotics, mobility, and secondary batteries continued in the North American region, along with increased mining investment due to a broad increase in resource demand.’,
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, ‘ By region, investment decreased in North America, Asia, and Europe, while it increased in Central and South America, Oceania, Africa, and the Middle East.’,
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