TOKYO - Japan's current account surplus in fiscal 2022 shrank 54.2 percent from a year earlier to 9.23 trillion yen ($68.8 billion), the lowest level since fiscal 2014, driven by a record goods trade deficit swollen by high energy prices and a weak yen, government data showed Thursday.
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