Japan posted a merchandise trade surplus of 11.641 billion yen in July, the Ministry of Finance said on Wednesday.
That blew away expectations for a deficit of 77.6 billion yen following the 268.8 billion yen shortfall in June.
Exports slumped 19.2 percent on year, beating forecasts for a decline of 21.0 percent following the 26.2 percent drop in the previous month.
Imports were down an annual 22.3 percent versus expectations for a decline of 22.8 percent following the 14.4 percent slide a month earlier.
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