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Strategy Briefing
Intermediate Goods in Asia Pacific
Jan 2018
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Asia Pacific will continue to be the largest and most dynamic producer of intermediate goods worldwide, with China leading growth. The region’s developing countries, including India, Indonesia, Bangladesh and the Philippines are forecast to maintain rapid development as well, as companies seek to reduce production costs. While Japan and South Korea are anticipated to record a flat performance overall, a more positive outlook is expected from these countries’ metal manufacturers..
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Asia Pacific is leading Intermediate goods production
Intermediate goods production in Asia Pacific is taking the lead in the world’s overall production. Also this regional shows the highest future growth comparing with other regions.
Future is promising for Asia Pacific
Recovering commodity prices and the growth from developing Asia countries helps to increase intermediate goods production in Asia Pacific.
China will continue to dominate in intermediate goods in the region
In terms of absolute growth in intermediate goods China covers approximately 80% of absolute growth in the region. Metal industry in China is the key component of intermediate goods and will remain in the future. Governmental efforts to stimulate exports by using monetary instruments will accelerate the industry as well.
Developed countries will generates profit in metals
South Korea and Japan will gain benefits from Metal industry the most. The demand will increase not even in home economies, but also across Asia because of the need of infrastructure and growing construction sector.
Developing countries show positive signs throughout the region
Developing countries such as Bangladesh, Indonesia or India are becoming more and more attractive for investors, because of the still cheap labour cost and because of the rapidly growing economies. Thus, developing countries is expected to strengthen their role in the region.
Asia trade is chasing Western Europe
So far Asia Pacific is taking the 2nd place both in terms of export and import volumes. However, region is rapidly getting closer to more developed Western Europe region trade values. A lot of depends on China’s performance, but it is expected that China’s government will put a lot of efforts to increase exports.
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Introduction
Scope
Key findings
Production Outlook
Asia Pacific: is to lead global intermediate goods production
Production to continue rising due to recovering commodity prices
China: to lead producer of Intermediate goods within region
India to become the fourth largest metals producer by 2025
Developed countries will be driven by metal production
In many Asian countries metal is the main industry
Competitive Landscape
China Still has possibilities to consolidate production
Competitive landscape in key countries
Competitive landscape in key countries
Foreign Trade
Asian exports of Intermediate goods is rapidly chasing Western Europe
Imports retreat between Western Europe and Asia Pacific is decreasing
Country Snapshots
China: production context
China: foreign trade landscape
Japan: production context
Japan: foreign trade landscape
India: production context
India: foreign trade landscape
South Korea: production context
South Korea: foreign trade landscape
Indonesia: production context
Indonesia: foreign trade landscape
Taiwan: production context
Taiwan: foreign trade landscape
Malaysia: production context
Malaysia: foreign trade landscape
Pakistan: production context
Pakistan: foreign trade landscape
Bangladesh: production context
Bangladesh: foreign trade landscape
Vietnam: production context
Vietnam: foreign trade landscape
Singapore: production context
Singapore: foreign trade landscape
Philippines: production context
Singapore: foreign trade landscape
Kazakhstan: production context
Kazakhstan : f oreign trade landscape
Uzbekistan: production context
Uzbekistan: f oreign trade landscape
Hong Kong, China: production context
Hong Kong, China: f oreign trade landscape
Azerbaijan: production context
Azerbaijan : f oreign trade landscape
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