Citing its European Attractiveness Survey, EY said first place goes to Western Europe, with some 56% of global investors naming it among the top three most important markets. Central Europe is second, with North America and China third and fourth, respectively.

The single most popular European country in terms of FDI remains the United Kingdom (despite Brexit worries), followed by France and Germany.

Hungary is ranked 15th with 101 FDI transactions in 2018, napi.hu noted.