Japan’s economy is recovering moderately, supported by pickups in private consumption, capital spending and exports, the government said Tuesday in maintaining its monthly assessment for November.
The expression that the economy is “on a moderate recovery” was used for the sixth straight month, indicating that the current economic expansion cycle — thought to be the second-longest in the postwar era — remains intact.
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