International institutions are optimistic about China’s economic development prospects.

　　According to the latest data released by the Ministry of Commerce of China, the actual amount of foreign capital used in China in the first month of the year was 127.69 billion yuan, up by 14.5% year-on-year. The scale has steadily increased and the structure has been continuously optimized, which shows that China is still a hot spot for foreign investment. International organizations and foreign-funded enterprises in China have expressed their optimism about China’s economic development prospects, believing that China’s economy will make generate more dynamic and bring more market opportunities and development dividends to the world.

　　In January this year, Standard Chartered Bank was granted permission to set up a wholly foreign-owned securities company in China, becoming the third wholly foreign-owned securities company approved after JPMorgan Chase Securities and Goldman Sachs Gaohua Securities. "China unswervingly promotes high-quality development, deepens reform and opening up, and especially continues to promote financial opening up on a higher level, which provides huge development opportunities for foreign financial institutions." Zhang Xiaolei, head of Standard Chartered Bank, said.

　　Schroeder Fund was recently approved to set up a wholly foreign-owned Public Offering of Fund management company in China, becoming the fifth wholly foreign-owned Public Offering of Fund company in China. Guo Wei, the person in charge of Schroeder’s investment, said: "This cannot be separated from the support of a series of favorable policies of the China government to expand the opening up of the financial industry. We will actively promote the preparatory work. "

　　According to the latest annual questionnaire survey of the German Chamber of Commerce in China, half of the enterprises surveyed expressed their willingness to continue to invest in the China market, and nearly 80% of the enterprises surveyed held a positive attitude towards the medium and long-term prospects of the China market, hoping to gain opportunities in the tide of scientific and technological innovation in China.

　　"From the extensive growth of scale and speed to the intensive growth of quality and efficiency, and from the drive of factor investment to the drive of innovation, the continuous reform in China will help achieve high-quality development." Kang Zhongzhi, an economist of the International Monetary Fund, said in an interview with this reporter that in recent years, China’s capital market has been more deeply integrated into the global financial market system, and the negative list of foreign investment access has been reduced for several consecutive years. At the same time, China has given full play to the decisive role of the market in resource allocation, continuously strengthened the protection of intellectual property rights and deepened the reform of the household registration system, which has enhanced the vitality of market competition and the mobility of labor. China has achieved tangible results in promoting structural reforms on the supply side, and the economy will further achieve high-quality development in the future.

　　On January 8th, China resumed China citizens’ outbound tourism in an orderly manner, and gradually resumed the entry and exit of passengers at land and waterway ports. A number of foreign countries in the Chinese Chamber of Commerce recently said that this move has brought obvious benefits to the regional economy and global trade. The British Chamber of Commerce in China issued a statement saying that as the epidemic prevention and control entered a new stage, the optimism of enterprises continued to rise, and "China has once again become a priority investment destination".

　　The report released by the African Development Bank in January believed that after China optimized and adjusted its epidemic prevention policy, Asia, as an important export market in Africa, would achieve steady growth, thus expanding the development space of Africa.

　　Park Zhi-shui, chief economist of the Asian Development Bank, said that China’s economic recovery will greatly promote the Asian economy. The sharp rebound in consumer demand in China not only boosted the exports of trading partners to China, but also benefited all value chains connected with China.

　　Goldman Sachs Group recently released a report saying that the accelerated recovery of China’s economy will boost global economic growth. "With the improvement of global financial conditions and the increase of international trade, the spillover effect of China’s economic growth will be even greater".