Thread: Reuters: Toyota lõigata Jaapani tootmine 15%

Reuters on teatanud, et Toyota Motor Corp on kavas vähendada igapäevast sõiduki toodangut Jaapani tehaste 15% aprillis, võrreldes eelmise aastaga. Firma orienteerub uute autode tootmiseks riigi käibemaksu määra suurendada nõudluse vähenemise. Maksu matk, mis tõstab määra 5% 8%, loodetakse suurendada tarbija kulutusi enne nende jõustumist aprilli alguses küll on samaaegselt peaks looma ajutise madalseisust tarbijate kulutused pärast suurendamist goes jõustumise.
Kuigi käibemaksu tõstmist pakuti algselt eelmise Jaapani valitsus, see on andnud lõplikku heakskiitmist praegune peaminister Shinzō Abe ja toetab seda Rahvusvahelise Valuutafondi ametnike ja krediidireitinguasutuste nagu asjakohane vahend riskantsete investeeringute ohjamine Japans suurt riigivõlga.
Allikas ütles Reutersile, et Toyota plaanib koondada ligikaudu 12200 sõiduki ööpäevas aprillis, mis on alla 15 protsenti alates aasta tagasi, kuigi ettevõte avalikustama igakuist plaanid. Kogu aastaks tootmist Jaapanis langeb 6%, 3. 15 miljonit autode ja kergete veokite.
Firma president Akio Toyoda ütles sel kuul, et ta tahab kestuses Maksu matk kolme kuu või vähem. Ja alates juulist näeme paremusele meeleolu, ta rääkis reporteritele.

Reuters is reporting that Toyota Motor Corp is planning on reducing daily vehicle output at their Japanese plants by 15% in April, compared to last year. The company is adjusting to a reduction in demand for new cars following the implementation of an increase in the national sales tax rate. The tax hike, which raises the rate from 5% to 8%, is hoped to foster an increase in consumer spending before it takes effect at the beginning of April though it is simultaneously expected to create a temporary slump in consumer spending after the increase goes into effect.
Though the tax increase was originally suggested by the previous Japanese government, it has been given final approval by current prime minister Shinzo Abe and it is supported by International Monetary Fund officials and credit rating agencies as an appropriate means of reining in Japans considerable public debt.
A source told Reuters that Toyota plans to assemble approximately 12,200 vehicles a day in the month of April, which would be down 15 percent from a year ago, though the company does not disclose monthly plans. Full-year production in Japan will drop by 6% to 3. 15 million cars and light trucks.
The companys president Akio Toyoda said this month that he wants to limit the duration of the tax hike to three months or less. And from July we can see an upturn in the mood, he told reporters.