Toyota lifts profit forecast as stable yen improves outlook
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TOYOTA Motor Corp raised its profit forecast for this fiscal year as the yen's rally stopped short of levels that the carmaker had predicted, providing some respite from a sales slowdown that's threatening its position as the world's top seller.
Operating profit will probably drop to 1.7 trillion yen (S$22.6 billion) for the year ending in March, better than the 1.6 trillion yen forecast the Toyota City, Japan-based company made in August. Net income for the quarter ended September fell to 393.7 billion yen, beating analysts' estimates.
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