Japan’s Current Account Balance, when adjusted for fluctuations in the Yen exchange rate, surged to it’s highest level since May 2008 to 1798.8 billion Yen. The news comes as demand for Japanese industrial products from abroad jumped ahead. In fact, the demand for machinery from other countries made a leap of 43.8% in the month alone. In it’s third rise in four months, the trade balance made a sizable move ahead to 602.2 billion Yen. With a 6.3% increase in its exports, the Asian country may soon be moving out of recession. But much of this good news comes on the back of conditions abroad. The risk here, then, is that if other countries experience a downturn then Japan will surely go down just as quickly.