Japan’s exports fall for second straight month with no U.S. trade deal in sight, raising recession fears
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最新报道：Japan's exports declined for the second consecutive month in June amid weakening global demand and no progress on a U.S. trade deal, raising concerns about a potential recession. The Ministry of Finance reported a 6.7% year-on-year drop in exports, led by reduced shipments of cars and electronics. Imports also fell 5.2%, reflecting sluggish domestic consumption. Analysts warn prolonged trade weakness could pressure Japan's economy, which narrowly avoided recession earlier this year. The government maintains hope for a U.S. trade agreement to boost exports, but negotiations remain stalled over agricultural market access disputes.
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