Summary | Japan posted a trade deficit in 2015 for the fifth
successive year, although the deficit shrank by 77.9 percent
from the previous year to 2.83 trillion yen (23.9 billion U.S.
dollars), as import costs dropped owing to the global oil glut
and slumping prices, government data showed Monday.
successive year, although the deficit shrank by 77.9 percent
from the previous year to 2.83 trillion yen (23.9 billion U.S.
dollars), as import costs dropped owing to the global oil glut
and slumping prices, government data showed Monday.
china.org.cn | 25 January 2016