Reported about 12 hours ago
Japan's exports rose 4.2% in September, driven by strong shipments to Asia, even with declining exports to the U.S. impacted by President Trump's tariffs. Exports to Asia increased by 9.2%, while those to the U.S. fell 13.3%. Meanwhile, Japan's imports grew 3.3%, notably with a 9.8% rise from China. These developments come as Sanae Takaichi was recently elected as Japan's first female prime minister, signaling potential for economic changes amidst ongoing trade tensions.
Source: YAHOO