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Japanese companies are exiting China at a record pace

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CNBC Markets reports that Japanese companies are retreating from China at a historic rate, with exits occurring at a record pace.

The outlet attributes the shift to a diplomatic freeze between the two countries and to China’s slowing economy, which is prompting companies to reassess their operations and presence in the market.

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