All regions report recovery in April-June for 3 qtrs in row: MOF

All regions report recovery in April-June for 3 qtrs in row: MOF

TOKYO, Japan - Finance Minister Sadakazu Tanigaki (standing on the left side) addresses a meeting of 11 regional finance bureaus at the Finance Ministry on July 11. All the regional bureau chiefs reported a recovery trend in local economies in the April-June period for the third straight quarter, the first such case since 1997.

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