Japan pandemic-hit economy returns to growth July-September
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Japan pandemic-hit economy returns to growth July-September

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Japan's economy grew at an annual rate of 21.4 per cent in the last quarter in a recovery from the shocks of the pandemic driven by both private spending and exports. The economy shrank 8.2 per cent in the April-June quarter; 0.6 per cent in January-March and 1.8 per cent in October-November 2019, according to Monday's data. “The Japanese economy for July-September 2020 is still in a severe situation due to the COVID-19, but it is showing movements of picking up later in the quarter,” the government said in a statement. “The driver of growth will shift to the service sector,” Makino said in a recent report, stressing consumption growth in that sector tends to be moderate, compared to the consumption of goods.

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