Gov't goal of primary balance surplus in FY 2011 unattainable

TOKYO, Japan - Finance Minister Kaoru Yosano speaks during a session of the House of Councillors Budget Committee on May 20. Yosano said the government's long-held goal of achieving a surplus in the primary balance during fiscal 2011 is no longer attainable.

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