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Japan's current account surplus posts fourth straight increase
"The current account balance is the difference between Japan's income from foreign sources and payments on foreign obligations. It is considered the broadest yardstick of trade, measuring exchanges of goods, services, tourism and investment before adjustment for seasonal factors."
"Last year was the first that Japan's income surplus exceeded the trade surplus since the ministry began using the current method for calculating the current account in 1985 ... " ... [more]
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