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Japan's October Export Surge Faces Trade Deficit and Global Risks

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Japan's October Export Surge Faces Trade Deficit and Global Risks
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Japan's exports rose by 3.1% in October, surpassing expectations and rebounding from a 43-month low in September. The increase was driven by a significant rise in exports to the Middle East. Despite the export growth, Japan's trade deficit widened to 461.2 billion yen, exceeding forecasts. Concerns remain about potential impacts on Japan's economy from U.S. trade policies under President-elect Donald Trump, particularly regarding tariffs and trade tensions with China.

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