Japan to raise foreign direct investment target to $1 trillion by mid-2030s, sources say

Japan to raise foreign direct investment target to $1 trillion by mid-2030s, sources say

By Takaya Yamaguchi TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan is set to raise its 2030 foreign direct investment target by 20% and push the figure as high as 150 trillion yen ($1.05 trillion) by the middle of the decade, people familiar with the matter told Reuters. The mid-decade goal, almost triple the current level of investment of some 50 trillion yen, underscores Japan’s push to revitalise its economy by attracting foreign firms to pump money into key growth …

Japan Boosts 2030 FDI Goal by 20% to Revitalize Economy

Japan’s bold move to raise its 2030 foreign direct investment (FDI) target by 20% signals a significant shift in its economic strategy, one that could reshape its markets and global investment landscape. The new target of 150 trillion yen by the mid-decade, almost triple the current level, is not just a numerical increase but a clear call to action for foreign investors. Firstly… Source