Meanwhile, Credit Suisse cites some companies that have a big presence in non-Japan Asia.

FORBES: Cashing In On The Chinese Consumer

Qualcomm, which has a big presence in China, gets close to 70% of its sales from non-Japan Asia.

FORBES: Cashing In On The Chinese Consumer

Credit Suisse says the biggest implication of a strengthening yuan is that it will rebalance growth towards China and the non-Japan Asia consumer.

FORBES: Cashing In On The Chinese Consumer

With this in mind, Credit Suisse suggests some stock ideas that allow investors to benefit from the growing buying power of Chinese and non-Japan Asia consumers.

FORBES: Cashing In On The Chinese Consumer

Instead, one industry after another has shifted new investment to non-Japan Asia, where currencies are more dependable, the legacy burden of retirees is lighter and national debts are not at a crisis stage.

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Among the companies that have a big presence in the region are tobacco concern BAT and consumer products giant Unilever, which each get 19% of their sales from non-Japan Asia, brewer SABMiller, with 16% of its sales from non-Japan Asia, advertising concern J.

FORBES: Cashing In On The Chinese Consumer