Japan’s FY2021 current account surplus shrinks 22% on fuel price rise

2022-05-12

Japan’s current account surplus in fiscal 2021 shrank 22.3 percent to 12.64 trillion yen ($97.6 billion) as surging energy prices caused the trade balance of the resource-poor country…

Source : https://japantoday.com/category/business/update1-japan-fy-2021-current-account-surplus-shrinks-22-on-fuel-price-rise

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