Japan's Q2 growth better than expected
This comes on the back of strong domestic demand, but economists are split on whether this is sustainable
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THE Japanese economy powered ahead at a rate that was much faster than expected in the second quarter, as domestic demand took over from exports as the main driver of growth.
Analysts are, however, divided on whether the world's third largest economy can sustain this improvement.
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