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Japan's current account surplus rose less than expected in June
Japan had a current account surplus of 1.175 trillion yen in June, according to rttnews
That was shy of expectations for 1.222 trillion yen and down from 1.938 trillion yen in May.
The trade balance reflected a surplus of 820.5 billion yen, missing forecasts for 822.0 billion yen following the 303.8 billion yen deficit in the previous month.
The adjusted current account surplus was 1.762 trillion yen, shy of expectations for 1.866 trillion yen and down from 1.850 trillion yen a month earlier.
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