Gov't edging closer to declare end of deflation in June report

TOKYO, Japan - Cabinet ministers in charge of economic affairs are in session on June 13 to endorse a monthly economic report for June. The government upgraded its view on price trends in the report, while maintaining its upbeat assessment on the overall Japanese economy for the fourth straight month. (Kyodo)

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