TOKYO—Japan’s current account posted its smallest surplus in nearly three decades in 2013, as energy needs and greater domestic demand under the government’s growth strategy pushed up imports.
The balance of payments figures, which measure net receipts from trade and investment with the rest of the world, produced a surplus of ¥3.31 trillion ($32.3 billion), down 31.5% from last year and the smallest under the existing method of…
Originally posted here: Japan Current Account Surplus at Record Low
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