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Japan'S Investment In China Doubled In The First Half Of The Year

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Japanese Investment Doubled In Half A Year

According to Japan

Trade

Japan's foreign direct investment amounted to US $33 billion 470 million in the first half of this year, an increase of 63.1% over the first half of this year, the revitalization agency said.

Among them, investment in China amounted to 5 billion 240 million US dollars, an increase of 113.2%, accounting for 15.6% of Japan's total foreign investment, only to the United Kingdom (6 billion 10 million US dollars, accounting for 18%).

In the first half of the year, Japan was right.

Asia

The investment amounted to US $13 billion 570 million, an increase of 107.3% compared to the same period last year, accounting for 40.5% of the total. The main investment destinations outside China are Indonesia (1 billion 760 million US dollars), South Korea (1 billion 180 million US dollars), Vietnam (1 billion 170 million US dollars) and Thailand (1 billion 120 million US dollars).


In the first half of this year, Japan absorbed foreign capital of -16.4 billion.

Among them, the top two investments are France (3 billion 370 million US dollars) and the UK (1 billion 490 million US dollars); the US is -43.9 billion.

China

It was $97 million, down 9.7% from a year ago.

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