Real merchandise exports, FOB (constant 2010 US$ millions, SA) (monthly, World Bank GEM): Japan

The latest reading SOTW holds for Japan is 74,912.96 millions of constant 2010 US$ for 2026-08, from World Bank Global Economic Monitor.

Reviewed series · Trade · Monthly · millions of constant 2010 US$ · WB.GEM.EXPORTS.REAL.SA.M · JPN

World Bank published derived GEM observations. Monthly real trade is deflated merchandise value, not tonnage or a physical shipment count. Original constant-2010-dollar units are retained; trade is in millions and industrial production is in dollars. Seasonal adjustment is publisher supplied. Only reviewed country/territory columns are included; regional/global aggregates are excluded. The current bulk workbook titles specify a 2010 base; stale API metadata describing a 2005 base is not used. The workbook supplies no per-observation flags, so reported versus estimated/provisional status is unknown. Rights metadata applies to the World Bank derived dataset, not underlying Datastream raw feeds.

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Latest
74,912.96
millions of constant 2010 US$ · 2026-08
Previous
74,740.91
millions of constant 2010 US$ · 2026-07
Oldest shown
66,728.05
millions of constant 2010 US$ · 2016-09
Readings shown
120
Newest readings; the full history is in the API

Japan · history

millions of constant 2010 US$ · Monthly

Source: World Bank Global Economic Monitor. Viewer read 2026-11-12T03:23:11.460Z (UTC); publisher acquisition and release times are not supplied here. Original units; no interpolation, rebasing or conversion. Missing periods and stored U/B flags interrupt the line. Daily gaps can include non-business days.

Readings, newest first

Real merchandise exports, FOB (constant 2010 US$ millions, SA) (monthly, World Bank GEM): Japan: 120 readings, newest first. Source: World Bank Global Economic Monitor.
PeriodValue (millions of constant 2010 US$)
2026-0874,912.96
2026-0774,740.91
2026-0673,252.95
2026-0573,405.00
2026-0473,153.17
2026-0374,695.44
2026-0274,787.99
2026-0181,401.00
2025-1274,161.02
2025-1175,729.81
2025-1073,083.92
2025-0974,534.20
2025-0872,775.28
2025-0773,305.30
2025-0675,613.89
2025-0575,218.37
2025-0474,894.36
2025-0375,001.17
2025-0278,141.03
2025-0172,846.75
2024-1274,288.38
2024-1170,682.86
2024-1072,972.66
2024-0974,497.00
2024-0872,114.80
2024-0771,259.84
2024-0670,415.28
2024-0571,384.99
2024-0470,149.39
2024-0370,538.25
2024-0268,774.57
2024-0171,191.77
2023-1274,659.70
2023-1171,526.44
2023-1072,297.89
2023-0973,470.36
2023-0871,213.45
2023-0773,164.43
2023-0672,533.43
2023-0570,578.37
2023-0473,451.50
2023-0371,046.46
2023-0271,845.60
2023-0170,560.44
2022-1271,467.30
2022-1174,825.47
2022-1073,109.83
2022-0973,164.01
2022-0874,366.50
2022-0772,186.69
2022-0673,146.56
2022-0572,345.40
2022-0470,454.05
2022-0373,798.17
2022-0273,498.72
2022-0174,617.83
2021-1272,250.88
2021-1172,390.29
2021-1068,072.70
2021-0969,685.05
2021-0872,150.72
2021-0772,484.61
2021-0672,674.62
2021-0572,892.60
2021-0473,223.61
2021-0372,077.05
2021-0269,248.67
2021-0175,373.16
2020-1270,581.69
2020-1169,711.51
2020-1069,935.45
2020-0967,545.03
2020-0862,593.44
2020-0758,583.25
2020-0653,805.48
2020-0552,429.65
2020-0457,453.55
2020-0365,903.98
2020-0269,580.50
2020-0169,156.05
2019-1268,925.64
2019-1169,414.08
2019-1069,729.58
2019-0970,847.71
2019-0870,011.65
2019-0770,899.40
2019-0671,229.51
2019-0567,546.31
2019-0468,480.46
2019-0369,649.47
2019-0271,127.27
2019-0171,125.13
2018-1270,571.14
2018-1171,344.00
2018-1072,062.28
2018-0969,806.89
2018-0871,493.51
2018-0769,425.28
2018-0670,954.60
2018-0572,424.48
2018-0471,048.70
2018-0371,014.46
2018-0270,789.13
2018-0174,133.67
2017-1270,964.74
2017-1172,958.61
2017-1068,018.80
2017-0969,794.58
2017-0869,737.10
2017-0768,760.94
2017-0668,747.55
2017-0568,565.28
2017-0467,292.73
2017-0369,120.96
2017-0270,171.83
2017-0168,795.82
2016-1266,384.48
2016-1166,806.93
2016-1065,451.37
2016-0966,728.05

Source: World Bank Global Economic Monitor. Newest 120 readings shown, 2016-09 to 2026-08. n/a means the source value is missing or withheld.

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