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Cars for export await shipment at Kawasaki port. Exports rose 38% in April from a year earlier, official data showed on Thursday, compared with a 30.9% increase expected by economists and following a 16.1% rise in March. | KYODO
Reuters May 20, 2021
Japan’s exports grew the most since 2010 in April while capital spending rose on surging global demand for cars and electronics, lifting hopes that an improvement in trade could help lead the world’s third-largest economy back to growth.
Japanese exports see biggest increase in 10 years
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Japan s extended virus emergency to lead to 1 tril. yen economic loss
Japan s extended state of emergency over the coronavirus pandemic is estimated to lead to an economic loss of 1 trillion yen ($9.2 billion), dimming the prospect for a steady recovery toward the end of the year, according to an economist s forecast.
The government s decision Friday to expand the areas for the emergency declaration and extend it by about three weeks will have a negative impact of 600 billion yen in addition to the initially estimated 400 billion yen, said Shunsuke Kobayashi, chief economist at Mizuho Securities.
Japan s third state of emergency took effect on April 25 and slated to end on May 11 but has been extended to the end of May with populous Aichi and Fukuoka prefectures added to join Tokyo, Osaka, Hyogo and Kyoto already placed under the COVID-19 emergency.
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A screen shows Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga announcing the extension of a coronavirus state of emergency during a news conference in Tokyo on Friday. | AFP-JIJI
KYODO May 8, 2021
Japan’s extended state of emergency over the coronavirus pandemic is estimated to lead to an economic loss of ¥1 trillion ($9.2 billion), dimming the prospect for a steady recovery toward the end of the year, according to an economist’s forecast.