Nhìn chung trong nửa đầu năm 2016, FDI chảy ở Hoa Kỳ và tại Anh Quốc hơn tăng gấp ba lần so với nửa cuối năm 2015;they were the largest recipients of FDI flows in the OECD area (USD 254 billion and USD 72 billion respectively). FDI flows increased andex ceeded USD 20 billion in five countries: Australia (USD 24 billion as compared to USD 5 billion in the second half of 2015), Belgium(USD 28 billion as compared to USD 15 billion), France (USD 28 billion, a level comparable to the second half of 2015), Germany (USD 21 billion as compared to USD 5 billion) and Spain (USD 20 billion as compared to USD 14 billion). In contrast, FDI flows dropped from record levels in Ireland (USD -0.4billion as compared to USD 150 billion in the second half of 2015) and they dropped by 86% in Luxembourg (from USD 31 billion to USD 4 billion,excluding investments in resident SPEs) and by 65%in the Netherlands (from USD 54 billion to USD 19 billion, excluding investments in resident SPEs). Twenty-four economies, accounting for 73% of tota OECD FDI inflows, reported details by FDI component (equity capital, reinvestment of earnings, and inter company debt) on a directional basis for Q1 and Q2 2016.Total equity inflows and reinvestment of earnings both decreased by 4% compared to the second half of 2015 and represented respectively 68% and 24% of total flows received by those economies; inter company debt flows recovered from net disinvestments and represented 7% of the total. However, these figures exclude FDI components for the United Kingdom, which played a role in the overall 14%increase of FDI inflows observed in the OECD area in the first half of2016.The decrease of FDI equity flows in the first half of 2016 was largely due to decreases in equity transactions in Canada (USD 7 billion as compared to USD 31 billion), Hungary (USD -11 billion as compared to USD 11 billion),Ireland (USD 53 billion as compared to USD 93 billion),
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