The US is luring a record amount of capital investment from German companies attracted by its strong economy and lucrative tax incentives, just as conditions in their home market and China, their largest trading partner, are worsening.
German companies announced a record $15.7bn of capital commitments in US projects last year, up from $8.2bn a year earlier, according to data compiled by fDi Markets, a subsidiary of the Financial Times, dwarfing the $5.9bn pledged in China.
The amount heading for the US made up about 15 per cent of total commitments in 2023 in either greenfield or expansion projects overseas, compared with 6 per cent the previous year.
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