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Economy Statistics > Foreign direct investment, net outflows > % of GDP (most recent) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  (top to bottom)    Date  
#1   Luxembourg: 321.34 %   2005 ...
#2   Iceland: 44.25 %   2005 ...
#3   Netherlands: 22.5 %   2005 ...
#4   Hong Kong: 18.32 %   2005 ...
#5   Switzerland: 14.2 %   2005 ...
#6   Azerbaijan: 9.72 %   2005 ...
#7   Bahrain: 8.7 %   2005 ...
#8   Belgium: 8.11 %   2005 ...
#9   Sweden: 7.71 %   2005 ...
#10   Ireland: 6.82 %   2005 ...
#11   France: 6.28 %   2005 ...
#12   Kuwait: 5.83 %   2005 ...
#13   Norway: 4.82 %   2005 ...
#14   Singapore: 4.73 %   2005 ...
#15   United Kingdom: 4.71 %   2005 ...
#16   Estonia: 4.65 %   2005 ...
#17   Cyprus: 4.11 %   2004 ...
#18   Colombia: 3.78 %   2005 ...
#19   Denmark: 3.7 %   2005 ...
#20   Spain: 3.46 %   2005 ...
#21   Austria: 3.29 %   2005 ...
#22   Lebanon: 3.26 %   2005 ...
#23   Canada: 3.07 %   2005 ...
#24   Fiji: 2.85 %   1999 ...
#25   Finland: 2.35 %   2005 ...
#26   Italy: 2.31 %   2005 ...
#27   Malaysia: 2.28 %   2005 ...
#28   Israel: 2.02 %   2005 ...
#29   Kyrgyzstan: 1.99 %   2004 ...
#30   Chile: 1.86 %   2005 ...
#31   Slovenia: 1.83 %   2005 ...
#32   Russia: 1.69 %   2005 ...
#33   Germany: 1.68 %   2005 ...
#34   Lithuania: 1.34 %   2005 ...
#35   El Salvador: 1.28 %   2005 ...
#36   Hungary: 1.21 %   2005 ...
#37   Bulgaria: 1.15 %   2005 ...
#38   Seychelles: 1.11 %   2005 ...
#39   Indonesia: 1.07 %   2005 ...
#40   Jamaica: 1.06 %   2005 ...
#41   Venezuela: 1.04 %   2005 ...
#42   Poland: 1 %   2005 ...
#43   Japan: 1 %   2005 ...
#44   Central African Republic: 0.84 %   1994 ...
#45   Mexico: 0.84 %   2005 ...
#46   Latvia: 0.8 %   2005 ...
#47   Mauritius: 0.75 %   2005 ...
#48   Czech Republic: 0.68 %   2005 ...
#49   Angola: 0.67 %   2005 ...
#50   Portugal: 0.65 %   2005 ...
#51   Greece: 0.65 %   2005 ...
#52   Argentina: 0.63 %   2005 ...
#53   Croatia: 0.59 %   2005 ...
#54   Korea, South: 0.55 %   2005 ...
#55   Samoa: 0.51 %   2005 ...
#56   China: 0.51 %   2005 ...
#57   Comoros: 0.44 %   1990 ...
#58   South Africa: 0.38 %   2005 ...
#59   Ukraine: 0.33 %   2005 ...
#60   Libya: 0.33 %   2005 ...
#61   Brazil: 0.32 %   2005 ...
#62   Turkey: 0.3 %   2005 ...
#63   Barbados: 0.3 %   2005 ...
#64   Gabon: 0.26 %   2003 ...
#65   Vanuatu: 0.25 %   2005 ...
#66   India: 0.22 %   2003 ...
#67   Guinea-Bissau: 0.22 %   2003 ...
#68   Thailand: 0.17 %   2005 ...
#69   Philippines: 0.16 %   2005 ...
#70   Sri Lanka: 0.16 %   2005 ...
#71   Morocco: 0.15 %   2005 ...
#72   Armenia: 0.14 %   2005 ...
#73   Aruba: 0.13 %   2002 ...
#74   Papua New Guinea: 0.13 %   2005 ...
#75   Vietnam: 0.12 %   2005 ...
#76   Algeria: 0.11 %   1991 ...
#77   Benin: 0.11 %   2003 ...
#78   Mauritania: 0.1 %   1988 ...
#79   Egypt: 0.1 %   2005 ...
#80   Cambodia: 0.1 %   2005 ...
#81   Peru: 0.1 %   2003 ...
#82   Belize: 0.09 %   2005 ...
#83   Paraguay: 0.08 %   2005 ...
#84   Zimbabwe: 0.07 %   1994 ...
#85   United States: 0.07 %   2005 ...
#86   Kiribati: 0.07 %   1994 ...
#87   Slovakia: 0.07 %   2003 ...
#88   Jordan: 0.06 %   2001 ...
#89   Burundi: 0.06 %   1999 ...
#90   Macedonia, Republic of: 0.05 %   2005 ...
#91   Chad: 0.05 %   1994 ...
#92   Kenya: 0.05 %   2005 ...
#93   Albania: 0.05 %   2005 ...
#94   Pakistan: 0.04 %   2005 ...
#95   Saint Kitts and Nevis: 0.04 %   2001 ...
#96   Senegal: 0.04 %   2003 ...
#97   Bolivia: 0.03 %   2005 ...
#98   Mali: 0.03 %   2003 ...
#99   Tunisia: 0.03 %   2005 ...
#100   Bahamas, The: 0.02 %   1998 ...
#101   Tonga: 0.02 %   1991 ...
#102   Burkina Faso: 0.02 %   2001 ...
#103   Belarus: 0.01 %   2005 ...
#104   Nigeria: 0.01 %   1979 ...
#105   Bangladesh: 0.01 %   2004 ...
#106   Guinea: 0.01 %   1996 ...
#107   Bosnia and Herzegovina: 0.01 %   2005 ...
#108   Cape Verde: 0.01 %   2005 ...
#109   Lesotho: 0.01 %   2004 ...
#110   Cameroon: 0.01 %   1995 ...
#111   Moldova: -0.01 %   2005 ...
#112   Congo, Republic of the: -0.01 %   2003 ...
#113   Romania: -0.03 %   2005 ...
#114   Uruguay: -0.03 %   2005 ...
#115   Niger: -0.08 %   2002 ...
#116   Costa Rica: -0.21 %   2005 ...
#117   Kazakhstan: -0.26 %   2005 ...
#118   Netherlands Antilles: -0.28 %   1985 ...
#119   Togo: -0.36 %   2003 ...
#120   Namibia: -0.38 %   2004 ...
#121   São Tomé and Príncipe: -0.41 %   1988 ...
#122   Haiti: -0.45 %   1991 ...
#123   Malta: -0.53 %   2005 ...
#124   Botswana: -0.54 %   2005 ...
#125   Sierra Leone: -0.63 %   2005 ...
#126   Swaziland: -0.92 %   2005 ...
#127   New Zealand: -1.02 %   2005 ...
#128   Georgia: -1.4 %   2005 ...
#129   Trinidad and Tobago: -2.11 %   2003 ...
#130   Australia: -4.82 %   2005 ...
Weighted average: 4.2 %   


DEFINITION: Foreign direct investment are the net inflows of investment to acquire a lasting management interest (10 percent or more of voting stock) in an enterprise operating in an economy other than that of the investor. It is the sum of equity capital, reinvestment of earnings, other long-term capital, and short-term capital as shown in the balance of payments. This series shows net outflows of investment from the reporting country to the rest of the world and is divided by GDP.

SOURCE: World Developmen