"Japan's deficit has also increased because we started importing more products" Tohru Sasaki - J.P.Morgan

"Japan's deficit has also increased because we started importing more products from outside mainly from China and other Asian countries" 


Tohru Sasaki - J.P.Morgan's head of Japan rates and foreign exchange research

Source: Japanese investors will love $A strategist

By Bianca Hartge - Hazelman

Australian Financial Review

Friday 28th February 2014, page 22

"Japan is feeling inflationary pressure" Tohru Sasaki, J.P.Morgan

"Japan is feeling inflationary pressure probably because of increasing imports from Asian countries which is why their trade balance is deteriorating"

Tohru Sasaki, J.P.Morgans head of Japan rates and foreign exchange research

Source: Japanese investors will love $A strategist

BY Bianca Hartge - Hazelman

Australian Financial Review

Friday 28th February, 2014 page 22

"Someday maybe the pace of the trade deficit (Japan) will increase" Tohru Sasaki - J.P.Morgan

"Someday maybe the pace of the trade deficit will increase and eventually the current account surplus will run into a deficit - it is worrisome" Tohru Sasaki - J.P.Morgan's head of Japan rates and foreign exchange research

Source: Japanese investors will love $A strategist

By Bianca Hartge - Hazelman

Australian Financial Review

Friday 28th February 2014, page 22

Japan's investment in Australian property in 2013 estimated at $4.58 billion

"Japan dropped out of the top five foreign direct investors (Australian Property)...Japan has slipped to sixth....Japan's investment was worth $4.58 billion with 11 approvals and $3 billion in mineral exploration"

Source: Chinese investors jump to top of property buying list

By John Kerin & Robert Harley

Australian Financial Review

Saturday 1st March 2014, page 8