Japan's exports rise amid weaker Yen

Japanese exports increased more than preliminary estimated in the month of March and the trade balance gap shrank from the previous period after the country's currency losing streak made the nation's products cheaper in markets abroad. Exports advanced 1.1% on an annual basis compared to a 0.2% originally expected, while the trade shortfall recorded 362.4 billion yen in March down from 777.5 billion yen in February.