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Japanese investment into China hits record high

By David Ibison in Tokyo

Published: April 3 2006 11:55 | Last updated: April 3 2006 11:55

Japanese investment into China in 2005 hit a record high of $6.5bn, quelling fears that the severe deterioration in political relations during the year would corrode future economic ties between Asia?s two largest economies.

Anti-Japanese riots erupted across China in April 2005 during which Japanese businesses were attacked and a virulent internet-based campaign to boycott Japanese goods undermined sales of well-known Japanese products.

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