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As China woes rise, Japan pulls back from 'world's factory'

^^^^ their exports to china fell all over+ production / sales loss in china.
but exports to usa are rising.
 
^^^^ their exports to china fell all over+ production / sales loss in china.
but exports to usa are rising.


Obviously, going by the numbers, it's not enough to cover the lost sales in China. If things don't turn positive her economy is going to contract for a negative growth.

Japan is a big ticket export oriented country and when was the last time she had an import/export deficit. With high oil price and her nuclear plants shut downs the trend will continue unless her products sell great in China.
 
Obviously, going by the numbers, it's not enough to cover the lost sales in China. If things don't turn positive her economy is going to contract for a negative growth.

Japan is a big ticket export oriented country and when was the last time she had an import/export deficit. With high oil price and her nuclear plants shut downs the trend will continue unless her products sell great in China.

Japan isn't Phillipines.

In fact, Japan is bigger than ASEAN.. leave alone Phillipines.

But, in any case, chinese themselves think that they are on the right track.

Even though the price of Senkaku is not yet defined ... the bravado shown so far must be acknowledged.

Keep it up, comrades.

:laugh:
 
Mean while

China becomes world's largest FDI recipient

GENEVA: China has exceeded the US to become the world's largest recipient of foreign direct investment (FDI) in the first six months of 2012, a report released by the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) showed.

China becomes world's largest FDI recipient - The Times of India

india is no where to be seen:argh:

From your own quoted link:

"It's mainly due to a 39.2% fall in FDI flows to the US, ..."

Anyway, keep it up, comrades.

All is well.. sleep well.

:laugh:
 
Mean while

China becomes world's largest FDI recipient

GENEVA: China has exceeded the US to become the world's largest recipient of foreign direct investment (FDI) in the first six months of 2012, a report released by the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) showed.

China becomes world's largest FDI recipient - The Times of India

india is no where to be seen:argh:

Looks like you need a pair of spectacles.:lol:

Top prospective FDI Destinations (2012-2014)

FDI-economies.jpg


March this year India witnessed highest ever FDI inflows of $8.1 billion as compared to $1.07 billion in March 2011.Recent approval of FDI in retail and aviation will further boost FDI flows next quarter.

http://trak.in/tags/business/2012/07/06/fdi-inflows-india-3rd-most-preferred-country/
 
Japan isn't Phillipines.

In fact, Japan is bigger than ASEAN.. leave alone Phillipines.

But, in any case, chinese themselves think that they are on the right track.

Even though the price of Senkaku is not yet defined ... the bravado shown so far must be acknowledged.

Keep it up, comrades.

:laugh:


Are you debating or just trolling? It seems your two posts (the one I answered previously and the one here) are miles apart and have nothing to do with one another.
 
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