BERLIN (Reuters) -Foreign direct investment into Europe fell for the second consecutive year in 2024, reaching its lowest level in the last nine years, a survey by professional services group EY found. FDI into Europe fell by 5% last year, with Germany seeing a 17% drop in projects due to ongoing economic and political instability, although it saw a 35% increase in the number of jobs. Companies surveyed cited a sluggish economy, persistently high energy prices and the geopolitical environment as the top three risks impacting their investment decisions.Read More
