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Japan GDP Set To Confirm Slip To World’s Fourth-Largest Economy

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Japan slipped to fourth-largest economy in the world last year. Development reflects impact of feeble currency and aging demographics. Germany's sputtering economy hardly offers a model of where Japan is going wrong. India is set to overtake Japan in 2026 and Germany in 2027, according to IMF figures.

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Bloomberg

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Lean Left

Japan GDP Set To Confirm Slip To World’s Fourth-Largest Economy

(Bloomberg) -- Japan’s latest growth figures are set to confirm it slipped to fourth-largest economy in the world last year, a development that reflects the impact of its feeble currency and aging demographics.While the economy is seen returning to annualized growth of 1.2% in the fourth quarter after a bruising contraction in the summer, figures for the calendar year due Thursday are almost certain to show the value of output falling behind Ger…

1 year ago·United States

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Globo

Japão deve perder posto de terceira maior economia do mundo para a Alemanha

The Asian country that in the 1990s briefly overtook the United States as the largest global GDP, was surpassed by China in second place since 2010.

1 year ago·Brazil

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baotintuc.vn

Japan risks dropping to world's fourth largest economy

According to Japan's expected 2023 growth figures, the country could slip to the fourth largest economy in the world in 2023, due to the impact of a weak local currency and an aging population.

1 year ago·Viet Nam

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大纪元 Epoch Times

GDP surpassed by Germany, Japan falls to fourth largest economy in the world.

The latest economic growth data shows that Japan has fallen to the fourth largest economy in the world, reflecting the impact of a weakened yen and an aging population.

1 year ago

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