Japan's monthly trade deficit hit a record in January after its recent aggressive monetary policy stance weakened its currency sharply.
Exports rose in January, the first jump in eight months, as its goods became more affordable to foreign buyers.
Japan's monthly trade deficit hit a record in January after its recent aggressive monetary policy stance weakened its currency sharply.
Exports rose in January, the first jump in eight months, as its goods became more affordable to foreign buyers.
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