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Analysis of foreign direct investment (FDI) using initial estimates for 2016 and new research on: country and industry, exchange rate impacts and experimental results from linking FDI microdata.
This development plan sets out our ambitious, achievable plans to strengthen the reliability and robustness of UK Trade statistics as well as ensuring that they are developed to meet the emerging needs of users, particularly the significant increase in demands and new priorities across a wider user base that we have seen since the UK’s referendum on EU membership on 23 June 2016.
Analysis of UK foreign direct investment for 2015 by geographic region, industry, companies' size of investment and the impact of exchange rate movements.
The recommendations from the 2016 Quality Review of the Foreign Direct Investment survey and how these have or will be implemented by the Office for National Statistics
Short note outlining how recent currency fluctuations affect UK Foreign Direct Investment statistics.
Recent changes in the UK's trade and investment relationship with the USA.
This short article outlines the importance of FDI and presents data on UK FDI stocks and compares them to those of other advanced economies.
UK FDI assets and liabilities have both experienced upward trends during the past decades; however, the increase in FDI liabilities since 2008 has been notably larger. A range of factors could be responsible, such as the performance of the UK economy, an open business approach to foreign investors, and a more resilient rate of return compared with other economies. That said, financial engineering has also recently been cited as a potential factor, and this paper analyses the impact of this on UK FDI statistics.
