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Disastrous year for Japanese shares Euro zone export growth in May reached its best level in four months while imports slowed sharply.
The latest figures from the European Union statistical agency Eurostat show the trade deficit, adjusted for seasonal factors, narrowed and unadjusted trade was in balance.
Year-on-year exports rose 21 percent in May while imports grew by only 16 percent.
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