Govt upbeat on economy, cuts assessment on housing, consumption

Govt upbeat on economy, cuts assessment on housing, consumption

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda (3rd R, front row) and key Cabinet ministers attend a meeting at the prime minister's office on Oct. 22 to discuss the state of the nation's economy. In a monthly report released by the Cabinet Office the same day, the government maintained its upbeat view on the overall Japanese economy, although it downgraded its assessment of the housing market and private consumption.

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