
ALT Thirteen pairs of stacked bar graphs show average cross-border greenfield investment inflows and their sources for the periods 2015–19 and 2022–23. Advanced Europe received $289 billion in 2023, an increase in investment of 55%. Africa got $193 billion, an increase of 109%. The US and Canada got $169 billion, an increase of 33%. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations got $136 billion, an increase of 6%. Central Asia and the Middle East got $105 billion, an increase of 26%. India got $87 billion, an increase of 54%. Advanced Asia got $80 billion, an increase of 62%. Latin America got $60 billion, a decrease of 3%. Developing Europe got $58 billion, an increase of 33%. Mexico got $38 billion, an increase of 15%. Greater China got $34 billion, a decrease of 67%. The rest of Asia–Pacific got $11 billion, a decrease of 52%. Russia got $1 billion, a decrease of 98%. Source: fDi Markets (a service from the Financial Times); McKinsey Global Institute analysis.























