Economics
Japan’s Economic Recovery Seen Weaker With Sticky Inflation
Consumer prices excluding fresh food are expected to stay at or above 2%.
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Japan’s economic recovery is forecast to be losing momentum amid the growing concern over a synchronized global slowdown, according to economists surveyed by Bloomberg.
The world’s third largest economy is expected to post an annualized 3.4% expansion in the quarter through June from the previous period, according to the median forecast by economists in the July 1-6 survey. That’s down from the 4% growth expected in the previous survey.