American VC Investment in China Doubles from Q1 to Q2

Filed in archive Venture Capital on July 21, 2008

It might be hard to decide what to think about China's Business Confidence Index, but the venture capital index is definitely up.

MarketWatch reported this weekend on the latest MoneyTree(TM) Report from PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) and the national venture capital association (NVCA).

Quoting from the report:
In the second quarter of 2008, U.S.-based venture capitalists invested $583 million into 47 deals in China, nearly doubling investment from the first quarter when $296 million went into 34 deals. Investments into India by U.S. venture capitalists also jumped, rising 27 percent to $473 million going into 40 deals, compared to the $373.3 million going into 40 deals in the first quarter.

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Response from: Mariam Kerolos (05/06/09 12:42pm)

As an American, who is nationalist to her nation, I would like to vote against our investment in China. That investment is cruel investment, which causes our Financial Crisis and made us live on public assistance. Does it make sense to build others` economy and weaken ours?!!!!!!!!!! Please, answer me and other nationalist Americans of this question. Will you give us the chance to show our qualities, sirs, or do you like your big bellies from the efforts of Chinese, whom you do not give them their rights and in a legally way, unfortunetly?!!!!!!!!!!!!