Investment in the United States is expected to continue expanding. A Citi executive said investment in the United States by Japanese, South Korean and Taiwanese companies could continue to increase against the backdrop of global supply chain reconfiguration.
Ernesto Torres Cantú, head of the international division of Citi, said investment in the United States by Asian companies is expected to continue expanding against the backdrop of global supply chain reconfiguration.
The comments suggest that investment in the United States, particularly by Japanese, South Korean and Taiwanese companies, could remain solid. The reconfiguration of supply chains and a range of investment opportunities are cited as underlying factors.
The article does not provide specific figures for investment amounts or timing, but conveys the Citi executive's focus on the continued nature of U.S. investment by Asian companies.