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TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan's economy grew less than initially estimated in the second quarter and wages slumped in July, casting doubt over central bank projections that solid domestic demand will keep the country on course for a recovery. Capital expenditure and private consumption both fell in the April-June period, revised gross domestic product (GDP) data showed on Friday, underscoring the fragile state of Japan's economy, which is already facing headwinds from weakening Chinese and U...

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However, private consumption, capital formation likely to slow down in coming quarters, say economists

Popular Indian and foreign brands including shoe retailers Japan's Asics and Skechers USA have been offering steep discounts, some as much as 70 per cent, far bigger than normal and have also been extending their sale periods, said several store managers.

(CTN NEWS) - Thailand's economy expanded by 1.8% in the April to June period compared to the same timeframe in the previous year, according to data released

Japanese economic growth came in as 1.5% QoQ versus 0.8% expected and 0.1% prior, per the preliminary readings of the second quarter (Q2) 2023 Gross D

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Bankinter: GDP (year-on-year) rises +0.4% vs +0.2% estimated and previous. Quarter-on-quarter +0.2% vs 0% estimated and +0.1% previous.

India’s high GDP growth has got policymakers excited but we must not lose sight of our flagging manufacturing sector that needs a major revival for the sake of prosperity and employment

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