Japan sees exports drop 2.5%

Japan has reported its biggest half-year trade deficit ever as exports weakened and fuel imports soared to keep the power on while most reactors are idled in the aftermath of last year’s nuclear crisis.

Japan sees exports drop 2.5%

Japan has reported its biggest half-year trade deficit ever as exports weakened and fuel imports soared to keep the power on while most reactors are idled in the aftermath of last year’s nuclear crisis.

The Japanese Ministry of Finance today reported a 2.9 trillion yen (€30.9bn) trade deficit for the first half ended June 30.

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