EPA's Sakaiya speaks on GDP in July-Sept qtr

EPA's Sakaiya speaks on GDP in July-Sept qtr

TOKYO, Japan - Economic Planning Agency (EPA) chief Taichi Sakaiya speaks to reporters Dec. 4 on Japan's July-September gross domestic product (GDP). The EPA said the GDP grew a real 0.2% in the quarter from the previous quarter for the third consecutive quarterly growth, reaffirming a gradual improvement of the economy.

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