Cabinet Office revises growth forecast upward for FY 2003

TOKYO, Japan - Economy and fiscal policy minister Heizo Takenaka talks with reporters in Tokyo on Sept. 26 after the Cabinet Office revised its economic growth projection for fiscal 2003 upward to 0.1% in nominal terms and 2.1% in real terms. He said brisk corporate spending on plant and equipment is the main reason behind the upward revision.

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