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Japan’s Oil Import Bill Soars 59% as Trade Deficit Deepens
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Japan’s oil import bill surged by 58.7% on the year last month, with volumes rising by a much more modest 3.6%. This pushed the country’s total import bill 28% higher and extended its trade deficit for the fourth month in a row.
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