Japan's net external assets reach record high for fifth consecutive year... No. 1 in the world for 33 consecutive years = Korean report

Japan's net external assets have reached a record high for five consecutive years, and it has been ranked number one in the world for 33 consecutive years. On the 28th, the Ministry of Finance announced that the total assets of the Japanese government, companies, and individuals as of the end of last year were
The assessed value of Japan's net external assets, calculated by subtracting liabilities from foreign assets, was calculated to be 471.3061 trillion yen. This is an increase of 12.2% (51.3 trillion yen) from the previous year, and is the highest in five consecutive years.
Japan's net external assets (as of the end of last year) have been the largest in the world for 33 consecutive years. The country with the second largest net external assets after Japan is Germany (454.7666 trillion yen), and in third place is
China (412.7032 trillion yen).