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$193bn
Japan's $193bn current account surplus is highlighted in recent discussions. The surplus is driven by investment income, sparking debate about its sustainability.
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This topic is about the economic discussion around the $193bn current account surplus of Japan.
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$40bn, return on investment, investment, $550bn, government spending, $4bn, russia, japan, spain
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"Japan has not run consistent global trade surpluses since before the GFC. Its large ($193bn in 2024) current account surplus is due to large net income flow from its investments abroad. If you were to assume an X% return on this putative $550bn investment the XX% profit share would mean the U.S. would essentially appropriate a rent of $40bn annually or about XX% of Japans global current account surplus I guess a price Japan is willing to pay (or more accurately pretend to promise to pay) to partially protect its $69bn direct goods surplus with the U.S. So basically if actually implemented"
@GrantKettering on X 2025-07-23 11:40:15 UTC 1431 followers, XXX engagements