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Japan Nears Longest Postwar Growth Even as Households Struggle

Japan is close to notching its longest economic growth streak since WWII, as the nation weathers higher oil prices from the war in Iran and the central bank’s ongoing quest to normalize interest rates.

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Japan Nears Longest Postwar Growth Even as Households Struggle
Japan is close to notching its longest economic growth streak since WWII, as the nation weathers higher oil prices from the war in Iran and the central bank’s ongoing quest to normalize interest rates.
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