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Japan recorded its first current account deficit in 17 months in July, despite a half-year surplus, attributed to rising foreign investor dividends and a monthly shortfall.
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Japan's Current Account Balance Swings to Deficit in July
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News outlets report Japan's current account balance registered a deficit in July, marking the first shortfall in 17 months.
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Despite the July deficit, Japan's current account surplus rose 22.5% in the first half of 2026, driven by increased exports of semiconductors and autos.
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