(MENAFN) Last month, Japan's exports increased at their slowest rate in eight months as auto deliveries dropped sharply, leading to an evidence that supply chain limitations are always dragging on the economic system, which fell far more than what was predicted throughout the last 3 months.
On Wednesday, Nov.17 the Finance ministry declared, the amount of Japan's international shipping grew 9.4 percent throughout 2020. Analysts had predicted a 10.3 percent increase.
As metal and electronic chips factory equipment exports increased sharply, vehicle shipments fell with more than the triple, as auto manufacturers reduce production owing to supply shortfalls.
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