Japan downgrades economic assessment

TOKYO, Japan - Taro Aso, state minister for economic and fiscal policy, fields questions from reporters in Tokyo on March 16 after the government released its monthly economic report, in which it downgraded its overall economic evaluation for the second consecutive month.

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