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Do you think there is no more room for growth in Japan? No. The Japanese government has always been open to foreign investment. You can get the knowledge of the characteristics of Japanese companies and expand your business with them!! #TradeRisk #TradeCredit #TradeinAsia #AtradiusInsight

Real wages in Japan kept dropping, raising a red flag on the country’s economic recovery—but How can Japan pivot this trend? NRI’s executive economist, Takahide Kiuchi shares his insights in the latest blog. Read now. https://lnkd.in/eDtRSYhc #Japan #economy

The economic positions of Japan and the United States have reversed dramatically over the past decade. In the late 1980s, most Japanese and many Americans believed that Japan was on its way to becoming the dominant economy in the world - if it had not already achieved that position. Read the full article (https://lnkd.in/dwu8nQMK) #EconomicRelations #JapanUS #GlobalTrade #EconomicShifts #GlobalCollaboration #jtgfund

Japan is known for its strong economic fundamentals, yet its foreign direct investment (FDI) levels remain surprisingly low compared to global peers. Recognizing this gap, Japan's government is rolling out a series of strategic initiatives to boost FDI by 50% by 2030. These efforts aim to overcome unique challenges within the country's business environment, from complex bureaucratic processes to language barriers. To learn more about Japan's ambitious plan to transform its investment landscape and attract global businesses, click here: https://hubs.ly/Q02Lyq770 #JapanInvestment #FDIGrowth #GlobalBusiness #EconomicStrategy #InvestmentOpportunities #Japan2030 #BusinessExpansion #ForeignDirectInvestment #InnovationHub #InvestmentStrategy

Japan is known for its strong economic fundamentals, yet its foreign direct investment (FDI) levels remain surprisingly low compared to global peers. Recognizing this gap, Japan's government is rolling out a series of strategic initiatives to boost FDI by 50% by 2030. These efforts aim to overcome unique challenges within the country's business environment, from complex bureaucratic processes to language barriers. To learn more about Japan's ambitious plan to transform its investment landscape and attract global businesses, click here: https://hubs.ly/Q02LymgL0 #JapanInvestment #FDIGrowth #GlobalBusiness #EconomicStrategy #InvestmentOpportunities #Japan2030 #BusinessExpansion #ForeignDirectInvestment #InnovationHub #InvestmentStrategy

Japan's quest for economic and political stability in 2024: In the face of demographic challenges and a ballooning debt, Japan seeks stability. Despite headline GDP growth and low unemployment, many in Japan are unhappy due to rising inflation - the weak yen, driven by interest rate differentials, hampers labour force replenishment. Fortunately, inflation seems transitory, and the Bank of Japan is cautiously moving toward policy normalisation. Japan's colossal debt-to-GDP ratio is a pressing concern, with fiscal surplus a distant dream. Economic reform is needed to secure long-term stability. 🇯🇵 Get in touch with an expert to analyse your financial strategy: https://lnkd.in/gTGs5yHx #JapanEconomy #PoliticalStability #Economy #Reform

What impact will higher interest rates have on Japan economy ? Japan has one of the highest government debt-to-GDP ratios in the world, having more than tripled from 85% in 1994 to nearly 260% now. This could potentially send Japanese Economy into recession. Read more: https://bit.ly/3UsC8Xa #globalbusinessoutlook #japaneconomy #japan #debttogdp #japangdp #economicgrowth #business #finance

#Japan #CentralBank #Economist I'm pro-Japan but I agree. Others take a gloomier view. Some argue that after three straight quarters of contraction or no growth, Japan has already fallen into mild stagflation. Long-term potential growth remains low, the yen is in freefall and demographic headwinds loom. Pessimists fret that Japan’s future is as a middling economy with burdensome debt, a weak currency and a greying workforce.

Japan – Almost half of Japanese Companies in China reduced or suspended their investment in 2023 compared to the previous year. What are their expectations of the Chinese economy in 2024? In November and December, the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, located in China, surveyed Japanese companies doing business in China. 1,713 member firms replied, and the results were as follows: Economy in 2024 25% expect China's economy to "improve" or "slightly improve," 39% expect China's economy to "deteriorate" or "slightly worse." 36% expect China's economy to be to be "stable." Investment in 2023 versus 2022 15% responded that they increased their investment in China. 48% responded that they reduced or suspended their investment. 37% responded that they invested the same amount as the previous year. Note: The Chinese market is significant for Japan's companies as China represents Japan's largest trading partner and one of the most prominent investment destinations for Japanese companies. About the worries and improvement requests of Japanese Companies: One of the worries mentioned was that it needs to be seen how China's authority will take action to implement the revised anti-espionage law as it could affect business operations. Furthermore, many companies want China to reinstate the short-term visa waiver program for Japanese nationals to make business visits easier. #japan #japanbusiness #business #sales #businessdevelopment #ceo #coo #cfo