Japan's Q2 GDP hits 1.1% annualized, undershooting forecasts amid soft domestic demand
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Japan's economy expanded 1.1% annualized in Q2, missing forecasts of about 2%, with a 0.3% quarterly gain and a 0.7% year-on-year growth as exports led the pickup aided by a weak yen; higher energy costs from the Middle East and softer domestic demand tempered momentum, while the BOJ nudged its 2026 growth outlook to about 0.6%.
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