Japan had a current account surplus of 1,971.0 billion yen in March, the Ministry of Finance said on Wednesday - down 32.1 percent on year.
That was shy of expectations for a surplus of 2,210.6 billion yen and down from the 3,168.8 billion yen surplus in February.
The trade balance showed a surplus of 103.1 billion yen - down 85.2 percent on year. Exports sank an annual 12.2 percent to 6,197.4 billion yen, while imports fell 4.2 percent to 6,094.3 billion yen.
The capital account showed a deficit of 44.1 billion yen and the financial account saw a surplus of 3,209.6 billion yen.
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