Tokyo: Kuwait's trade surplus with Japan has seen a significant decrease, falling 51.7 percent to JPY 37.6 billion (USD 234 million) in September, indicating a downturn for the first time in two months. According to Kuwait News Agency, the decline in the trade surplus is attributed to weakened exports from Kuwait to Japan. The reduction highlights shifts in the trade dynamics between the two nations, reflecting broader economic changes and market responses in the international landscape.
Kuwait-Japan Trade Surplus Shrinks Due to Declining Exports
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