Japan slips back into trade deficit

Japan slipped back into a trade deficit in July, as exports languished and imports of gas and generating equipment surged, the Ministry of Finance reported today.

Japan slips back into trade deficit

Japan slipped back into a trade deficit in July, as exports languished and imports of gas and generating equipment surged, the Ministry of Finance reported today.

The deficit was 517.4bn yen (€5.25bn) in July, according to provisional trade figures.

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