TOKYO - Japan logged a trade deficit in May of 378.6 billion yen ($2.4 billion), its first red ink in four months, government data showed Wednesday, with a preliminary report revealing imports of crude oil plunged over 57 percent by volume amid the Middle East conflict.
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