A survey in Japan's groups in China showed that under the dual concerns of China's economic recovery and the upgrading of Sino -US tensions, Japanese companies are cautious about investment in China. Nearly 50%of Chinese companies in China will reduceAnd not inject new capital in China.
The "China Japanese Chamber of Commerce" composed of Chinese and Japanese companies first conducted a questionnaire survey of 8,300 Japanese companies in September. A total of 1410 effective answers were received, of which 871 were manufacturing and 539 were non -manufacturing.
Japan Broadcasting Association (NHK) reports that due to the increasing uncertainty of economic prospects, China's absorption of investment in foreign companies is declining.The survey shows that Japanese companies, which have always been watching in China, are no exception and are cautious in investing in China.
Regarding whether to increase investment in China, the answers to Japanese companies have been judged to be cold, saying that "this year does not invest" and "reduce investment than last year" a total of 47%.
It is reported that some Japanese companies have reduced investment because "Tokyo Headquarters is concerned about China's investment risks", and food companies are difficult to expand sales because of their market demand. "A communication company in Japan said: "Data cross -border supervision has led to the rise in market uncertainty."
Investment attitude is considered to be considered to be related to the slow recovery of China's economic recovery. The survey shows that 13%of the "improvement" and "improvement" of the Chinese economy in the past three months, and they believe that "slight deterioration" and "deterioration" are as high as 57 as high as 57%.
Nikkei reported that in South China and Hubei Province, which are concentrated in manufacturing, the respondents who answered "improved" were zero.Compared with the previous quarter, 37%of the Japanese company respondents said that the corporate confidence in the July to September said that it was "slightly worse" and 20%said "deteriorating", accounting for nearly 60%.
However, the report said that even if there are nearly half of the days that companies have expressed their reduction in investment, the majority of those who stay in China must still be worked in China.These companies will continue to wait and see China's prosperity in order to make plans for the future.It is reported that 37%of Japanese companies this year maintain the same investment as last year, saying that it will expand 14%of the investment, which is significantly expanded by 2%.
Professor Shiyangyi, the Ministry of Foreign Languages of Nagoya University of Foreign Languages, pointed out that the geopolitical risks of Sino -US trade conflicts have risen, which makes it difficult to export products in Chinese products.It does not rule out which products are currently optimizing which products are produced in China and which products are not produced in China. They are implemented as response measures.However, Japanese companies cannot ignore that China is still one of the world's largest markets.