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Our Tokyo-based economists are well-versed in the Japanese economy and the global macro trends that matter most to the local market. We support our clients in their decision-making with our quantitatively rigorous and non-biased long-term outlook and risk assessment for Japan.
Our Tokyo office
Our Tokyo office was established in 2017. The local team of economists enables us to understand the market and the trends that are relevant most to Japan.
Tokyo
Shiodome City Center 5th Floor, 1-5-2 Higashi Shimbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Soichiro Okada
+81 (0)3 4588 2798 Click here to emailAnalysis and forecasting for the Japanese economy
Frequently updated and broadly covered economic and industrial analysis for Japan helps you understand key macro trends that affect your business environment.
Country Economic Forecast
Monthly economic updates for Japan, describing in detail our baseline outlook for the economy, with the assessment of key risks and opportunities, and data tables and charts to highlight trends.
Japan Prefecture and City Service
The service covers all 47 of Japan’s prefectures and 20 designated cities, and provides a wealth of historical data and forecasts for key economic and demographic metrics.
Global Industry Service
Long-term forecasts and analysis of output and investment trends across 77 countries, including Japan, for 100+ industry sectors.
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Detailed travel and tourism market trends and forecasts for 185 countries globally.
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Japan transforming from a goods to a capital exporter
Japan’s current account illustrates that nowadays the country is better categorised as an exporter of capital, than a goods exporter.
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