How Geopolitics Reshaped the Global Investment Landscape

The 2026 Global Investment Report indicates that international capital flows have noticeably declined despite increasing by 6% in 2025, reaching $1.624 trillion. However, the actual growth reflects a strong concentration in a limited number of countries, with the top 20 nations accounting for over 80% of investments. Investment is increasingly directed toward strategic sectors such as artificial intelligence and semiconductors, where the value of these investments surged from $109 billion to $576 billion between 2020 and 2025. Meanwhile, traditional investments in heavy industries declined by as much as 40%. The report highlights that government policies and geopolitical tensions have become the main factors shaping global capital flows, with government interventions rising through measures and policies to 2,800 actions annually, alongside exceptional direct support reaching $779 billion, amidst intensifying international competition to bolster vital industries.

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