Japan's July seasonally adjusted trade balance

Ministry of Finance of Japan announced the Japan's July seasonally adjusted trade balance on 2025-08-19. The reported figure stands at -3029.7billion yen, against a forecast of -672billion yen, with the prior figure recorded as -2354.59billion yen.

Regarding the Japan's July seasonally adjusted trade balance, If there is a deficit, published value > forecast value = bearish for the yen; if there is a surplus, published value > forecast value = bullish for the yen, The trade balance refers to the difference between a country's total exports and imports of goods over a certain period. If exports exceed imports, it is called a "surplus" or "excess" or "trade surplus"; conversely, it is called a "deficit" or "shortfall" or "trade deficit". Japan is an export-oriented economy, and when there is a trade deficit in goods, national income will flow abroad, weakening the country's economic performance. Therefore, when the country's trade deficit expands, the yen will depreciate; conversely, when there is a trade surplus, the yen will appreciate.

This data holds an importance level of , calculated using Statistics on the difference between exports and imports of goods, excluding services trade, and updates Mid-month. The next release is set for 2025-09-17 07:50:00.

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