Japan’s export rebound signals return to growth

The Bank of Japan’s data on external trade, released this morning, suggest that Japanese exports rebounded by more than 12% q/q in the second quarter. This supports our long-held view that Japan will have returned to positive quarterly GDP growth in Q2 – probably the first G7 economy to do so.

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