新华社东京11月17日电（记者刘春燕）日本内阁府17日发表的初步统计结果显示，美国政府加征关税令 日本出口明显下滑，扣除物价变动因素，日本今年第三季度实际国内生产总值（GDP）按年率计算下降 1.8%，自2024年第一季度以来再次出现负增长。 ...

日本旅游类股大幅下挫，资生堂股价跌近10%。日本航空跌超5%。日本其他消费品/零售股方面，三丽 鸥跌7.8%、亚瑟士跌6.6%、迅销跌4.83%。百货店经营商伊势丹三越控股公司股价一度下跌12%。良品 计划股价一度下跌12%，创2024年8月以来最大跌幅。 （原标题：日经225跳水，日本GDP六个季度以来首次负增长） 11月17日上午，日经225开盘跳水，一度跌超1%跌破50000点，截至9：50左右，跌幅收窄。 消息面上，据央视新闻报道，日本内阁府17日公布，日本三季度实际国内生产总值（GDP）按年率计算 下降1.8%。为六个季度以来首次负增长。 数据显示，日本今年三季度实际GDP（剔除物价变动因素）比上一季度下降0.4%。 ...

日经QUICK此前汇总的民间预测中间值为年率下降2.4%。占GDP过半比重的个人消费较上季度增长 0.1%，设备投资增长1.0%。 7~9月的实际GDP规模按年率换算为561.7万亿日元。 其中，出口下降1.2%，为两个季度以来首次转为负值。受美国一系列关税政策影响，汽车出口减少拖 累整体表现。 日本2025年7～9月的季度GDP速报显示，剔除物价变动影响后的实际季节调整值较上季度下降0.4%， 按年率换算为下降1.8%。出口下降1.2%，为两个季度以来首次转为负值…… 日本内阁府11月17日公布的2025年7～9月的季度国内生产总值（GDP）速报显示，剔除物价变动影响后 的实际季节调整值较上季度下降0.4%，按年率换算为下降1.8%。这是六个季度以来首次出现负增长。 个人消费虽增长0.1%，增幅放缓，但已连续六个季度保持正增长。受今年的酷暑影响，包括酒类在内 的饮料整体销量增加，外食等餐饮服务也呈现增长。另一方面，秋季服装销售低迷，汽车消费也显著疲 软。 设备投资增长1.0%，连续第四个季度增加。受劳动力短缺推动的省力化投资带动，软件投资持续扩 大。 版权声明：日本经济新闻社版权所有，未经授权不得转载或部分 ...

记者丨黎雨桐 编辑丨曾静娇 11月17日上午，日经225开盘跳水，一度跌超1%跌破50000点，截至8：50左右，跌幅收窄。 | < W | | 日经225(N225) | | O | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 11-17 09:31:56 | | | | | | 50165.30 | 昨收 | | 成交额 | 0 | | 50282.39 成交量 | 당 -211.23 -0.42% | | | 0 | | 上 涨 | 59 平 盘 | 4 | 下 跌 | 162 | | 最高价 | 50313.11 市盈率 | 20.7 | 近20日 | 5.43% | | 最低价 | 49845.86 市净率 | 2.36 | 今年来 | 25.74% | | 关网4 | 五日 日K | 周K 月K 更多 © | | | | 叠加 | | | | | | 50907.20 | | | | 1.05% | | 53 | | | | 0.00% | | 845.86 9:00 11:30/12:30 | | | | -1.05% 15:30 | 日本旅游类股大幅下挫，资生堂股价跌近 ...

日本内阁府17日公布，日本三季度实际国内生产总值（GDP）按年率计算下降1.8%。为六个季度以来 首次负增长。 数据显示，日本今年三季度实际GDP（剔除物价变动因素）比上一季度下降0.4%。 （文章来源：央视新闻） ...

Core Insights - The U.S. trade deficit reached a record high of $140.5 billion in March, increasing by 14.0% from the revised $123.2 billion in February, primarily due to increased imports before tariff hikes [1] - For the first quarter, the trade deficit expanded significantly, contributing to a negative GDP growth for the first time in three years [1] Trade Deficit and Import/Export Data - In March, the trade deficit for goods and services was $140.5 billion, up $17.3 billion from February, marking a 14.0% increase [1] - Exports in March totaled $278.5 billion, a slight increase of $0.5 billion or 0.2% from February, while imports rose to $419.0 billion, an increase of $17.8 billion or 4.4% [1] - Year-to-date through March, the trade deficit increased by $1.896 billion or 92.6% compared to the same period in 2024, with exports up by $411 million (5.2%) and imports up by $2.307 billion (23.3%) [1] Average Trade Data - For the three months ending in March, the average trade deficit rose by $14.1 billion to $131.4 billion, with average exports increasing by $4.0 billion to $275.7 billion and average imports increasing by $18.1 billion to $407.1 billion [1] Detailed Breakdown of Goods and Services - In March, goods exports increased by $1.3 billion to $183.2 billion, with notable growth in industrial supplies, natural gas, non-monetary gold, and automobiles, while capital goods saw a decline [3] - Services exports decreased by $0.9 million to $95.2 billion, with a significant drop in travel services, although transportation and financial services showed mixed results [3] - Goods imports rose by $17.8 billion to $346.8 billion, driven by increases in consumer goods and capital goods, while industrial supplies and non-monetary gold saw declines [3] - Services imports decreased slightly by $0.1 million to $72.2 billion, with varying changes in travel and transportation services [4] Actual Trade Data - In March, the actual goods trade deficit increased by $14.0 billion or 10.2% to $150.9 billion, with actual goods exports rising by $2.4 billion (1.6%) to $149.7 billion and actual goods imports increasing by $16.4 billion (5.8%) to $300.6 billion [4] Trade Partner Dynamics - In March, the U.S. had trade surpluses with countries like the Netherlands and regions in South America and Central America, while experiencing trade deficits with the EU and Ireland, with increased deficits noted with Ireland and France, and a decrease with Switzerland [4]

Core Viewpoint - Navarro, a trade advisor to Trump, described the recent GDP negative growth data as the best he has ever seen, indicating a potentially optimistic interpretation of economic indicators despite the negative growth [1] Group 1 - The GDP data reflects a negative growth trend, which is typically viewed as a sign of economic contraction [1] - Navarro's comments suggest a divergence in perspectives regarding economic performance, highlighting a possible political narrative around economic data [1] - The characterization of the GDP data as "the best" despite being negative may indicate a focus on specific metrics or contexts that could be favorable [1]

韩国央行4月24日发布的初步核实数据显示，韩国今年一季度GDP环比减0.2%、同比减0.1%，为近一年 来首次负增长。 ...