TOKYO - Japan's current account surplus in May saw a nearly 2.5-fold increase from a year earlier to 1.86 trillion yen ($13 billion), helped by record investment returns for the month and a smaller trade deficit due to a sharp drop in energy imports, government data showed Monday.
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