Japan's trade deficit shrank in November, but firms worry Trump's policies could harm their business.

Japan's exports rose by 3.8% year-over-year in November, exceeding expectations, while imports fell by 3.8%, leading to a smaller trade deficit of ¥117.6 billion ($766.17 million). Despite the economic improvement, concerns remain about President Trump's trade policies potentially harming Japanese businesses, with 70% of companies expecting a negative impact. The Bank of Japan might maintain steady interest rates to monitor overseas risks.

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