China, for the first time, has seen more outflows of foreign direct investment than inflows as tensions rise with the US over semiconductor technology and concerns about a rise in anti-spying activity heighten risks, Nikkei Asia reported. The State Administration of Foreign Exchange released the figures in balance-of-payments data for the July-September quarter on Friday.

China sees more outflows of foreign direct investment than inflows: Report comes via ChinaTechNews.com.