July 26, 2022
Japanese etiquette important with credit cards
July 11, 2022
Japanese shares reveal high earning multiples
Picture: Japanese Customer Service |
Source: Japan looks like land of rising value, by Adam Carr, The Australian Newspaper, Thursday July 2nd, 2015, page 2.
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July 08, 2022
Japanese bank Mitsubishi UFJ chases Asian growth
Picture: Japanese customers enjoy fireworks |
June 17, 2022
Statistics: 🌸 Japanese customers top 5 Cryptocurrency Apps in 2021
2. Coincheck
3. bitFlyer Wallet
4. Binance
5. bitbank
Source: App Annie
https://www.data.ai/en/insights/mobile-minute/cryptocurrency-accelerates-on-mobile-globally/
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Labels: Cryptocurrency, Finance, Lifestyle, Technology
May 30, 2022
April 26, 2022
The Japanese currency lost nearly 15 yen against the dollar since early March
March 23, 2022
Demographics: Japanese 🌸 "silver" market is estimated at $1.1 trillion
https://www.idbinvest.org/en/blog/social-infrastructure/silver-economy-inclusive-responsibility-thriving-business
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Labels: Finance, Lifestyle, Marketing, Statistics
June 20, 2020
Japanese Customer: "such high consumer lending rates may seem curious"
such high consumer lending rates may seem curious"
The Economist
September 7th 2006
From the Economist print edition
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Labels: Finance
June 19, 2020
Japanese Customer: Trade surplus with the rest of Asia grew 28.5 %
"Japan's trade surplus with the rest of Asia grew 28.5% to 521.6 billion yen, up for the fourth month in a row" August 2006, according to Finance Ministry report.
Source: Surplus saw 95.5% jump in August
Japan times online
Friday September 22, 2006
http://search.japantimes.co.jp/egi-bin/nb20060922a2.html
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Labels: Finance
Japanese Customer: Japanese customer average total savings in 2006
Source: The small print by Tabitha Miles
Oct 27- Nov 2, 2006
Metropolis Magazine, page 4
www.metropolis.co.jp
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Labels: Finance
Japanese Customer: Japanese customers watch promising stock plunge and hit rock bottom
"In three days, The Tokyo market lost almost $400 billion in value. Pretty scary stuff"
sell off of Livedoor stock
Source: Greed, Panic and Fear after Japan market crash
by Mark Litke
January 20 2006
Abc News
http://abcnews.go.com/Business/print?id=1525419
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Labels: Finance
March 01, 2020
Pharmaceutical spending in Japan estimated at 2 percent of GDP in 2018
"Pharmaceutical spending as a percentage of GDP selected countries, 2018 or latest available.
Japan estimated at 2 percent of GDP, Source: OECD"
Source:
There's no pill for that, The Economist Magazine, February 15th, 2020, page 36.
Labels: Finance, Lifestyle, Medicine, Statistics
January 23, 2020
Japanese companies reluctant to share potential risks according to survey
Source: Survey shows Japan Inc. less proactive in disclosing risks
TOKIO MURAKAMI,
Labels: Culture, Finance, News, Society, Statistics
December 26, 2019
Quote: ''Japan once offered a cautionary tale of how macroeconomic mismanagement could transform a juggernaut into a laggard'' The Economist
''Japan once offered a cautionary tale of how macroeconomic mismanagement could transform a juggernaut into a laggard. As weak growth and low-interest rates have spread to the rest of the world, however, it looks more like a window into the future. '' The Economist
Source: Japan’s economic troubles offer a glimpse of a sobering future, Dec 7, 2019.
February 09, 2017
Tokyo worlds largest city by GDP
Labels: Finance, News, Statistics, Trends
August 07, 2016
Four Japanese brands make Australian corporate reputation index in 2016
"Corporate Reputation Index Australia 2016
Japanese brands
2. Toyota
5. Mazda
26. Lion
56. 7-Eleven"
Source:AMR REsearch
Source: Woolies reputation takes a beating,
By James Thomson, Australian Financial Review, Monday 9th May 2016, page 18.
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August 03, 2016
US$500 billion of foreign currency rolls over each month Japan
" An estimated US$500 billion of foreign currency needs to be rolled over every month by Japan's banks".
Source: Kuroda's move maybe a currency masterstroke by Jonathan Shapiro, AFR, August 1st 2016, page 21
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July 30, 2016
Japanese Goverment Pension Fund loses $68 billion
Japanese Goverment Pension Fund loses $68 billion
"Japan's $US1.3 trillion Government Pension Investment Fund lost 3.8 per
cent in the year ended March 31, or ¥5.3 trillion ($68 billion), the
retirement manager said on Friday in Tokyo. That's the biggest drop since the
fiscal year ended March 31, 2009"
Source:
Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund loses $68 billion over year in stock rout
By Yuko Takeo and Shigeki Nozawa
JULY 29 2016
Bloomberg
http://www.theage.com.au/business/world-business/japans-government-pension-investment-fund-loses-68-billion-over-year-in-stock-rout-20160729-gqh2jm.html
July 25, 2016
Japanese customers consumption accounts for 60 percent of economy
Japanese customers consumption accounts for 60 percent of economy
“Households, especially the young generation, are penny-pinching because they don’t expect to see wage increases in the future,” Muto said. “Japan’s economy is losing the benefits of the weak yen that was seen in the past several years, with corporate profits turning downward, so the prospects for wages don’t look bright.With consumption accounting for about 60 percent of Japan’s economy, subdued spending on discretionary items like travel and entertainment makes it harder to pull the nation out of its funk, according to Muto. "
Hiroaki Muto, chief economist at Tokai Tokyo Research Center in Tokyo.