Japan’s exports accelerated sharply in June, rising 19.3% yoy, the fastest pace since November 2022 and above market expectations of an 18.6% increase. The gain also marked a pickup from May’s 16.8% growth, supported by robust demand for semiconductor manufacturing equipment and the continued weakness of Yen, which boosted the value of overseas shipments. Exports […]The post Japan Exports Surge Most Since 2022 on Weak Yen, but Oil-Driven Imports Push Trade Back Into Deficit appeared first on ActionForex.