LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch)
Japanese exports fell 10.3% in September,
compared to a year earlier, while imports rose 4.1%, the Ministry of Finance
reported Monday
The drop in exports outpaced expectations for a 10% decrease,
according to a Dow Jones Newswires survey
The trade results led to a deficit of
558.6 billion yen ($7 billion), outpacing expectations for a ¥547.9 billion
trade gap
The weak performance for exports came as shipments to China fell by
just over 14% for the month, while those to Western Europe tumbled 26%,far
outweighing a 0.9% increase in U.S.-bound exports
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