British media surveys show that most Japanese companies expect the Chinese economyThe slowdown will last until 2025, and two -thirds of them will transfer the production line in China to seek a new sales market.
The monthly investigation released by Reuters on Thursday (October 12) revealed the above information.
Although the recent data shows that China's industrial production activities in September have expanded for the first time in six months, and the sales growth in August has also risen, but the Japanese companies interviewed with the Chinese economic outlook are still cautious.
Of the 502 Japanese companies interviewed, 52%said that they expect that the Chinese economy will continue to slow down to 2025, and 17%believe that China's weak economic growth will last until the end of 2024.Only 5%believe that the Chinese economy will rebound at the end of the first quarter of next year.
A representative of a transport company that did not want to name: "Cargo transportation is deserved to stay in port, so that freight vendors cannot take effective measures to respond."
China is Japan's largest trading partner.According to data from the Japanese government, the cross -border trade volume increased by 14%last year to 43.8 trillion yen (about S $ 400.5 billion).Japanese companies have more than 31,000 operating offices in China.
45%of the interviewed companies said that the slowdown of China's economic slowdown will affect their company's business.In addition to those Japanese companies that will move their production lines out of China, 12%of companies have shown that they will control capital investment in the Chinese market.
The above survey was conducted from September 27 to October 6, and 502 Japanese companies interviewed from the non -financial field.
