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Driving Past Japan's Speed Bump

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Back points out the frequent revisions of Japan's GDP growth numbers could mean a revision for 4th quarter 2013 GDP growth estimates of only annualized 1.0%. One factor was imports rising by 3.5% from the previous quarter, because of increase in fossil fuel imports to makeup for idle nuclear reactors. Business investment continues to be strong.

Japan's GDP growth 2011-2014

02/13/2013

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