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The strengthening yen and Japan's first trade deficit in 2011

05/27/2010

Japan is expected to experience a trade deficit in 2011- its first trade deficit since 1980. The strong yen at 77 yen to the dollar, the effects of the tsunami and earthquake in disrupting exports, and weakness in overseas markets contributed to lower exports.

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