Japan exports increases missing expectations, a modest result is 3.9%

Japan has reported Japan on Thursday In March exports, the increase in export exports increased by 3.9%, a month after exports since May 2024.

Growth revoked 4.5% of economists by Reuters and fell to 11.4% in February.

According to the region, Japan’s exports increased by 17.1% compared to the same period a year ago, the export of Japan increased the most.

Exports to the United States, Japan’s second largest trading partner, increased by 3.1%.

March does not include the full impact of US President Donald Trump tariffs. The United States has announced 25% of the tariffs in the auto list in April 3 and 25% of the steel and aluminum came comes into force on March 12.

Trump, 24% in Japan 24% stopped “interaction” tariffs in 90 days, leaving the initial tariff by 10%.

Trade information also comes as locked in trade talks with Japan Thursday, Trump A Truth Social Writing There was “great progress” in the talks He said before He will also participate in a trade meeting. He also wrote that the talks will cover the cost of tariffs, military support and “trade justice”.

It was reported to be Japan The sixth largest steel exporter In 2024, the United States and Japanese car marks are taking four of the best eight-selling brands in the United States, taking the top point of Toyota.

The highest export of cars to the United States is accounting for 28.3% of all supplies in 2024, According to customs data.

Import to the second largest economy of Asia’s second largest economy, compared to the expectations of 3.1% of the Reuters survey.

Japan’s trade deficit has narrowed 544.1 billion new, but Reuters’s profiles were more widespread than 485.3 billion expectations. In February, the deficit was 590.5 billion yen.

“Japan is no longer an export power,” he said.

The CNBC told CNBC that the fear of tariffs could increase exports by front of the front and Japanese exports were replaced.

This means that “Japan will be escalated and Japan will be more harmful to Japan, because China will be forced to use the power to use global markets.”