The Archive · 1936

Japanese Trade Favourable

Tokyo, July 20, a favourable balance '¥.4,909,000 registered by foreign trade for the second ten days of this month, Japan to-day entered into her export Exports for the ten-day period totalled ¥.68,636.000 and imports ached ¥.63,727,000, with the total unfavourable balance since the begin ning of this year amounting to '¥.818,536,000, the Treasury announced to-day.

Mainly responsible for the favourable balance was a sharp decrease in Imports, for the exper's nearly equalled the' figure for the preceding ten-day term.

Exports of cotton yarn and textiles showed a slight gain during the last ten days, as compared with the preceding ten days, while raw silk showa loss of ¥.1,252,000, A gain of '¥.4,000,000 was made by exports of sundry goods, whit total gain In exports in comparison with the first ten days of July reached

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