Japan runs record current account deficit in January
TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan logged its largest current account deficit ever in January as a combination of global slowdown and China’s Lunar New Year holidays undermined the country’s ability to earn from trade. The trade balance, a part of the current account, also hit a record deficit. The current account deficit, at 1.98 trillion yen ($14.43 billion), was more than double a median market forecast of 818.4 billion yen. It was the biggest on record, the government said, reporting the figures Read Full Details…