Nearly half of Japanese operators worry about two recessions in China and South Korea

A new survey shows that nearly half of Japanese business operators worry about Japan's two recessions in November, Japan's exports to China reached 922.2 billion yen, an increase of 7.8%, "Japan's economic news" 21st reported that the recently announced "hundreds of president's survey" results show that　　Nearly half of Japanese business owners are worried that the Japanese economy is slipping again before the real recovery.　　The survey showed that because of the appreciation of the yen and the unclear policy, those who feared a repeat downturn were 47.2% of those surveyed, up 10% per cent from the September survey. In addition, operators have high hopes for Asian economic growth. 82.1% of respondents thought that East Asia, with China and South Korea as the center, could be the future market for hope. About 40% of the respondents were bullish on Southeast Asia and the South Asian market, including India.　　Only less than 20% of respondents were bullish on the Japanese market. 72.1% of the respondents selected the location of the operating resource allocation in East Asia, Central Korea, 41.1% of the respondents chose Japan. 25.7% of respondents increased their investment in equipment in China in the 2009 fiscal year.　　The Japanese economic news said that the concerns of business operators about Japan's ability to grow greatly affected their investment orientation. "Japan's economic news" every quarter of a "Hundred President Survey", the survey is the main domestic enterprises, such as president or president of senior decision-makers.　　The survey has a total of 140 business operators to answer the relevant questions.　　On the same day, Japan's finance ministry released monthly trade statistics reported that, thanks to the Asian economic recovery, Japan's exports in November year-on-year decline of 14 months to the lowest. The data show that in November this year, Japan's exports to 4.9917 trillion yen (1 U.S. dollars about 90 yen), the year-on-year reduction of 6.2%, the lowest rate of 14 months, the import amount of 461.77 million yen, 16.8% year-on-year decrease, a year-on-year decrease in consecutive 13 months, the trade surplus of 373.9 billion yen,　　Maintained a surplus for October. From the main trade, Japan's exports to China amounted to 922.2 billion yen in November, an increase of 7.8% per cent, a trade deficit of 119.97 billion yen in China, a fifth consecutive month of deficit, and a 404.5 billion yen for the US, an increase of 10.6% per cent year-on-year, and the first year-on-year increase in 27 months.　　The trade surplus for the European Union was 106.5 billion yen, down 39.8% per cent year-on-year, and 15 months in a row.　　Japan's finance ministry said the decline in exports such as automobiles and steel, and the sharp reduction in imports of liquefied natural gas and coal are the main reasons for Japan's continued surplus in import and export trade. According to Xinhua