Japan to issue more bonds in FY 2009 to cover tax revenue drop

TOKYO, Japan - Finance Minister Hirohisa Fujii gestures during a news conference in Tokyo on Oct. 20, 2009. Fujii said that issuance of Japanese government bonds will likely rise from the 44 trillion yen initially projected in fiscal 2009 amid a sharp fall in tax revenues.

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