In this October 12, 2006, file photo automobiles and cranes for export await to be carried on board a freighter at Yokohama port, south of Tokyo. Japan posted a record current account deficit in January, plunging into the red for the first time in 13 years due to plummeting demand for Japanese exports and a deepening global downturn, the finance ministry said Monday March 9, 2009. Among exported products, Japan's vehicle shipments nose-dived 66.1 percent with shipments of auto parts down 51.9 percent year-on-year in January.
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