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Israel FDI Outflows 1990s

Foreign direct investment net outflows as a share of GDP. Measures the value of direct investment made by domestic residents in foreign economies. · World Bank
0.70% decade average (1990–1999)

Israel's fdi outflows during the 1990s ranged from 0.32% (1990) to 0.93% (1998), averaging 0.70% over 10 years of data.

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1990s Data▾
YearValueChangeRank
1990 0.32% +0.11% 73rd
1991 0.47% +0.14% 72nd
1992 0.73% +0.26% 78th
1993 0.77% +0.04% 93rd
1994 0.82% +0.05% 94th
1995 0.78% −0.04% 96th
1996 0.71% −0.07% 99th
1997 0.77% +0.06% 95th
1998 0.93% +0.16% 95th
1999 0.68% −0.25% 88th
Source: World Bank (BM.KLT.DINV.WD.GD.ZS)
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