Japan Adjusted Trade Balance

Country:
Japan
JPY, Japanese yen
Source:
Sector:
Trade
Medium ¥​235.3 B ¥​-542.3 B
¥​-440.1 B
Last release Importance Actual Forecast
Previous
¥​150.9 B
¥​235.3 B
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Japan's Adjusted Trade Balance Index shows difference between exports and imports. A positive value indicates a trade surplus, while a negative one hints at a trade deficit. The index is seasonally adjusted.

Japan is not a country where crude oil can be taken, so most of the energy is dependent on oil producing countries. There are also hydro, geothermal, wind and nuclear power, but these types have a smaller share compared to thermal power. Therefore, it is necessary to import a large amount of crude oil, which has a large impact on the trade balance.

The trade balance of Japan was a deficit, when the price of oil rose sharply, but it is generally profitable in the basic trend. This is because Japanese export includes high value-added industrial products, while imports tend to include a lot of energy and industrial raw materials and are significantly less likely to increase.

The impact of the Trade Balance report on Japanese Yen is ambiguous and it also depends on many other economic indicators. In addition, Japanese yen tends to be more affected by foreign indicators than domestic ones.

Last values:

actual data

forecast

The chart of the entire available history of the "Japan Adjusted Trade Balance" macroeconomic indicator. The dashed line shows the forecast values ​​of the economic indicator for the specified dates.

A significant deviation of a real value from a forecast one may cause a short-term strengthening or weakening of a national currency in the Forex market. The threshold values ​​of the indicators signaling the approach of the critical state of the national (local) economy occupy a special place.

Date (GMT)
Reference
Actual
Forecast
Previous
Jan 2024
¥​235.3 B
¥​-542.3 B
¥​-440.1 B
Dec 2023
¥​-412.7 B
¥​-517.3 B
¥​-350.6 B
Nov 2023
¥​-408.9 B
¥​-446.4 B
¥​-501.3 B
Oct 2023
¥​-462.0 B
¥​-493.1 B
¥​-420.3 B
Sep 2023
¥​-434.1 B
¥​-554.8 B
¥​-553.0 B
Aug 2023
¥​-555.7 B
¥​-553.6 B
¥​-600.2 B
Jul 2023
¥​-557.2 B
¥​-663.7 B
¥​-540.2 B
Jun 2023
¥​-553.2 B
¥​-897.0 B
¥​-771.0 B
May 2023
¥​-777.8 B
¥​-1116.6 B
¥​-1035.5 B
Apr 2023
¥​-1017.2 B
¥​-1208.0 B
¥​-1213.5 B
Mar 2023
¥​-1209.9 B
¥​-1514.5 B
¥​-1253.0 B
Feb 2023
¥​-1190.7 B
¥​-1812.7 B
¥​-1823.3 B
Jan 2023
¥​-1821.3 B
¥​-1763.0 B
¥​-1820.2 B
Dec 2022
¥​-1724.2 B
¥​-2056.3 B
¥​-1779.4 B
Nov 2022
¥​-1732.3 B
¥​-2263.4 B
¥​-2207.6 B
Oct 2022
¥​-2299.2 B
¥​-2263.4 B
¥​-2036.8 B
Sep 2022
¥​-2009.8 B
¥​-2376.4 B
¥​-2337.8 B
Aug 2022
¥​-2371.3 B
¥​-2125.3 B
¥​-2155.6 B
Jul 2022
¥​-2133.3 B
¥​-2003.8 B
¥​-1950.0 B
Jun 2022
¥​-1928.9 B
¥​-1849.8 B
¥​-1888.6 B
May 2022
¥​-1931.4 B
¥​-1297.2 B
¥​-1580.5 B
Apr 2022
¥​-1618.9 B
¥​-967.4 B
¥​-1019.4 B
Mar 2022
¥​-899.8 B
¥​-987.6 B
¥​-1066.6 B
Feb 2022
¥​-1031.4 B
¥​-686.1 B
¥​-776.9 B
Jan 2022
¥​-932.6 B
¥​-457.7 B
¥​-549.5 B
Dec 2021
¥​-435.3 B
¥​-462.6 B
¥​-473.9 B
Nov 2021
¥​-486.8 B
¥​-531.1 B
¥​-418.3 B
Oct 2021
¥​-444.7 B
¥​-446.1 B
¥​-605.5 B
Sep 2021
¥​-624.8 B
¥​-108.0 B
¥​-336.7 B
Aug 2021
¥​-271.8 B
¥​-18.8 B
¥​-5.9 B
Jul 2021
¥​52.7 B
¥​-23.1 B
¥​-62.7 B
Jun 2021
¥​-90.2 B
¥​53.6 B
¥​19.6 B
May 2021
¥​43.1 B
¥​180.0 B
¥​84.4 B
Apr 2021
¥​65.2 B
¥​226.9 B
¥​371.9 B
Mar 2021
¥​297.8 B
¥​321.3 B
¥​-11.0 B
Feb 2021
¥​-38.7 B
¥​464.8 B
¥​551.1 B
Jan 2021
¥​392.8 B
¥​446.0 B
¥​512.3 B
Dec 2020
¥​477.1 B
¥​-34.7 B
¥​549.5 B
Nov 2020
¥​570.2 B
¥​-176.1 B
¥​362.1 B
Oct 2020
¥​314.3 B
¥​-49.7 B
¥​440.0 B
Sep 2020
¥​475.8 B
¥​-193.1 B
¥​359.0 B
Aug 2020
¥​350.6 B
¥​-484.9 B
¥​41.3 B
Jul 2020
¥​-34.8 B
¥​-440.0 B
¥​-410.9 B
Jun 2020
¥​-423.9 B
¥​-302.3 B
¥​-585.7 B
May 2020
¥​-601.0 B
¥​-162.1 B
¥​-1043.1 B
Apr 2020
¥​-996.3 B
¥​34.6 B
¥​-380.9 B
Mar 2020
¥​-190.0 B
¥​9.3 B
¥​482.2 B
Feb 2020
¥​498.3 B
¥​-110.9 B
¥​-78.7 B
Jan 2020
¥​-224.1 B
¥​-64.2 B
¥​-107.2 B
Dec 2019
¥​-102.5 B
¥​-68.8 B
¥​-91.9 B

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