EnJapan’s preliminary trade statistics, reported by the Ministry of Finance, show exports fell 10.1% in April, 20 basis points than expected according to Bloomberg. Last month’s earthquake centered on Kumamoto on Kyushu island won’t have helped according to Reuters. In particular this may have hurt auto exports to the U.S. Panjiva data indicates the largest … Continue reading “Japan Exports Fall 10% in April, More to Come in May”
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Japan Exports Fall 10% in April, More to Come in May
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