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Latest News:
Al-Muharrami Meets Prime Minister to Discuss Government Priorities
Yemen Takes Part in 63rd UN Human Rights Council Session in Geneva
Yemen Ambassador Meets French-Yemeni Friendship Group
Child Injured by Houthi Sniper Fire North of Taiz
Yemen Warns of Iranian Support for Armed Militias and Threats to Regional Security
Japan records trade surplus of 224-billion-yen last month
[18/07/2024 06:44]
TOKYO - SABA
Japan recorded a trade surplus of 224.038-billion-yen last month, while analysts had expected a trade deficit of 240 billion yen, compared to a deficit of 1.220 trillion yen in May last year.
The Japanese Ministry of Finance stated in a statement today that Japan's exports last June increased by 5.4% year-on-year to 9.208 trillion yen, while analysts had expected an increase of 6.4%, down from the 13.5% increase in May.
Imports increased by only 3.2% to 8.984 trillion yen, while forecasts indicated a growth of 9.3% after declining by 9.5% the previous month.
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