TOKYO - Japan's current account surplus plunged 92.8 percent in May from a year earlier to 128.4 billion yen ($944.5 million) on ballooning imports driven by soaring energy prices amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine and a weakening yen, the Finance Ministry said Friday.
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