Japan has been dethroned by Germany in the ranking of countries with the biggest net foreign assets, losing the title of global creditor for the first time in 34 years
Andreea Lificiu
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The Japanese Ministry of Finance announced that Japan has lost the title of the world's biggest creditor in 2024, being overtaken by Germany with net foreign assets of 569.651 trillion yen, compared to Japan's 533.050 trillion yen. Although Japan recorded a 12.9% increase in net foreign assets, the government downplayed the significance of the change, stressing that fluctuations are influenced by many economic factors.
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Japonia a pierdut poziția de cel mai mare deținător de active externe nete, o premieră în ultimii 34 de ani
Japonia a pierdut în fața Germaniei poziţia de cel mai mare deţinător de active externe nete / A deținut supremația în ultimii 34 de ani
Japonia nu mai este cel mai mare creditor al lumii. După 34 de ani o țară europeană trece pe primul loc
După 34 de ani în frunte, Japonia este depășită de Germania în clasamentul creditorilor globali
Premieră. Pentru prima dată în ultimii 34 de ani, Japonia a fost depăşită în topul ţărilor cu cele mai mari active externe nete
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