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Japan revises export and employment projections upward
The government revised its outlook on exports and jobs upward Tuesday, underscoring expectations that the central bank will raise rates, while the International Monetary Fund increased its growth forecast for the country.
[INTERNATIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE]
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