From Zero Hedge:
Concurrent with last night's Moody's reminder that it is about to downgrade the Japanese economy, which we have long been claiming is the marginal global economic wildcard, we get an exportindustry update from the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association. In short: April car exports were an unprecedented disaster, with the average exporter seeing a 68% drop Y/Y, with some, such as Toyota plunging from 150,118 to only 31,025 cars in April 2011
And as the Truth About Cars reports further, in absolute numbers, export-heavy Toyota was hardest hit with a loss of 119,093 vehicles over April 2010. Nissan is a distant, but nonetheless surprising second with a loss of 37,623 units.
http://www.zerohedge.com/article/april-japanese-car-exports-collapse-down-68
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
April Japanese Car Exports Plunge, Down 68%
Topics:
automobile,
economic fundamentals,
globalization,
Japan,
manufacturing
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