Japan's economy grows 0.4% in July-Sept. qtr

Japan's economy grows 0.4% in July-Sept. qtr

TOKYO, Japan - Financial Services Minister Kaoru Yosano meets press in Tokyo on Nov. 11 after the government announced Japan's economy grew 0.4 percent in real terms in the July-September period from the previous quarter for the fourth straight quarter of growth.

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