Asia: Japan's current account slips for the first time in 17 months
Asia: Japan's current account slips for the first time in 17 months into the minus.
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Asia: Japan's current account slips for the first time in 17 months into the minus. Contrary to expectations, Japan recorded a decline of more than 92 billion yen in June. This was also due to dividend payments to foreign investors.
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Asia: Japan's current account slips for the first time in 17 months into the minus.
reliability low1/2 sourcesContrary to expectations, Japan recorded a decline of more than 92 billion yen in June.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThis was also due to dividend payments to foreign investors
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Asia: Japan's current account slips for the first time in 17 months into the minus.
omitted byRight sidecovered byCenterContrary to expectations, Japan recorded a decline of more than 92 billion yen in June.
omitted byRight sidecovered byCenterThis was also due to dividend payments to foreign investors
omitted byRight sidecovered byCenter
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