Japan gov't to issue more bonds in FY 2009 to cover tax revenue d

Japan gov't to issue more bonds in FY 2009 to cover tax revenue d

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese Finance Minister Hirohisa Fujii speaks during a news conference after the Cabinet meeting at his ministry on Oct. 20. Fujii said the issuance of Japanese government bonds will most likely rise from the 44 trillion yen initially projected in fiscal 2009 amid a sharp fall in tax revenues. (Kyodo)

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