Japan exports beat forecasts with 4.2% growth in February, but China and U.S. demand slumps

Japan's Export Growth Slows on China Holidays, US Tariffs Impact

(Bloomberg) — Japan’s exports grew at a slower pace, as tariffs weighed on car shipments to the US fell and as demand in China slumped due to the Lunar New Year holidays.

Global Market | Japan exports extend growth streak, but oil price risks cloud outlook

Japan's exports saw a robust 4.2% year-on-year rise in February, defying expectations and signaling continued global demand. Despite a dip in shipments to the US and China, regional Asian markets showed resilience. However, surging energy costs due to Middle East tensions pose a significant risk, potentially impacting inflation and the nation's trade balance.

Japan exports beat forecasts with 4.2% growth in February, but shipments to China and U.S. slump

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Japan records trade surplus as exports growth improves

Japan's exports grew at a better-than-expected 4.2 per cent in February, with the nation recording a trade surplus and reversing January's deficit.

Japan records trade surplus as export growth balances out weak China demand

Japan has recorded a trade surplus of 57.3 billion yen, or $360 million, in February, according to government data, reversing from a deficit a month earlier.