Japan’s exports rose faster than economists estimated conforming the economic recovery process
Tania Harding
Jul. 26, 2010

Even with stronger Yen, the japanese exports are on the rise confirming global recovery. Shipments abroad advanced 29.3 percent in June from a year earlier.

The negative side is the rise export as per the June reports is slowing. That creates some doubt on the whole scenario.

Japan’s currency gained 7.2 percent versus the dollar and 11.8 percent per euro in the past three months. It traded at 87.90 per dollar in Tokyo from 87.59 before the report. The Nikkei 225 Stock Average rose 1.4 percent to 9,591.82.

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