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Japan's November trade surplus hit 322.2 billion yen, its first in five months, driven by rising exports and slower imports.
Japan recorded a 322.2 billion yen trade surplus in November 2025, its first in five months, fueled by a 6.1% year-on-year export rise—driven by stronger U.S. shipments up 8.8%—and slower import growth of 1.3%.
The rebound follows a U.S.-Japan trade deal that cut tariffs, easing earlier tensions.
Exports to Asia and Europe also rose, though shipments to China fell.
The improved trade data boosted expectations for a Bank of Japan rate hike to 0.75%, though inflation and global demand risks remain.
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El superávit comercial de Japón en noviembre alcanzó los 322.200 millones de yenes, el primero en cinco meses, impulsado por el aumento de las exportaciones y el descenso de las importaciones.