Japan again became the second largest host in the world last year

Last year, for 28 consecutive years, Japan became the world’s largest producer. Japan’s net foreign assets rose 3.7 percent to 342 trillion yen (K72.1 trillion), the second highest in the tracker’s history. Find out from the data released today by the Japanese Ministry of Finance.

DAJ includes foreign assets owned by governments, businesses and individuals. This value was recorded in 2014, when it reached 351 trillion yen.

Japan’s net foreign asset is 1.3 times that of Germany, which is the second largest. Germany’s asset value is $2.35 trillion (K54.2 trillion). Active tits.

The gross value of foreign assets increased by half a percentage point to a record 1.018 billion yen (214.5 trillion K). FZE and acquisitions of Japanese companies contributed to this company and investment by institutional investors in foreign stocks and bonds. External debt then fell for the first time in nine years, by 1.1 percent to 676 trillion yen. The reason is the decline in Japanese stock prices among foreign investors.

PM investment in the US rose to a record 55.6 trillion yen. The United States is thus the most popular destination and accounts for about a tenth of Japan’s total foreign investment. This is a reminder of the upcoming trade talks between Japan and the US. Japan is under pressure to increase investment in the US and support manufacturing there workplacecity ​​to export cars to the US and sell goods.

Thus, Japan’s foreign investment in 2008 reached a record 13.66 trillion yen.

Roderick Glisson

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