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29 January 2014, 12:21
Russia world's third in foreign investment amounts due to BP-Rosneft deal
© Collage "The Voice of Russia"
The influx of direct foreign investment in Russia grew by 83% in 2013 to reach 94 billion dollars to list Russia as the world's third in terms of foreign investment amounts, according to a report by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, UNCTAD.
The report points out that the fact that Russia moved from the 9th place in 2012 to the 3rd place in 2013 was largely prompted by the acquisition by the UK's British Petroleum company of an 18.5% stake in Rosneft. The UN economists are certain that the amount of direct foreign investment in Russia in the next few years will remain at the 2013 level, or may prove bigger still.
The United States is in the lead in terms of direct foreign investment (159 billion dollars), followed by China (127 billion dollars). Russia is the third; the British Virgin Islands are the fourth, with Hong Kong coming in the fifth.
Russia world's third in foreign investment amounts due to BP-Rosneft deal
© Collage "The Voice of Russia"
The influx of direct foreign investment in Russia grew by 83% in 2013 to reach 94 billion dollars to list Russia as the world's third in terms of foreign investment amounts, according to a report by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, UNCTAD.
The report points out that the fact that Russia moved from the 9th place in 2012 to the 3rd place in 2013 was largely prompted by the acquisition by the UK's British Petroleum company of an 18.5% stake in Rosneft. The UN economists are certain that the amount of direct foreign investment in Russia in the next few years will remain at the 2013 level, or may prove bigger still.
The United States is in the lead in terms of direct foreign investment (159 billion dollars), followed by China (127 billion dollars). Russia is the third; the British Virgin Islands are the fourth, with Hong Kong coming in the fifth.