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Iceland Lowest FDI Outflows

-28.58% in 2017
Foreign direct investment, net outflows as % of GDP · World Bank

The lowest fdi outflows in Iceland was -28.58% in 2017. The top 5 years were: 2017 (-28.58%), 2012 (-21.45%), 2008 (-20.71%), 2010 (-17.90%), 2016 (-8.58%).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
Iceland Top 5 Lowest FDI Outflows Years
RankYearValue
1st 2017 -28.58%
2nd 2012 -21.45%
3rd 2008 -20.71%
4th 2010 -17.90%
5th 2016 -8.58%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
2017 -28.58% −20.00% 1st
2012 -21.45% −21.60% 3rd
2008 -20.71% −67.23% 1st
2010 -17.90% −35.09% 2nd
2016 -8.58% −11.13% 3rd
2020 -1.71% −2.30% 13th
2021 -0.16% +1.55% 25th
2018 -0.57% +28.02% 18th
2022 0.85% +1.01% 110th
2019 0.59% +1.15% 100th
2014 0.12% −3.13% 52nd
2011 0.16% +18.05% 57th
1998 0.87% +0.14% 94th
1997 0.73% −0.10% 91st
1996 0.83% +0.49% 103rd
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Source: World Bank (BM.KLT.DINV.WD.GD.ZS)
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