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JapanJapan's current account records deficit in June due to reduced investment profits
Japan's current account recorded a deficit of 92.3 billion yen in June, the first in 17 months, primarily due to a significant decrease in overseas investment profits.
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Japan's current account shifts to deficit in June due to reduced investment profits
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A weaker yen exacerbates economic challenges for Japanese households, increasing the cost of dollar-priced imports like oil and potentially leading to further economic strain.
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