Business
IMF upgrades eurozone, Japan; leaves world outlook unchanged
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The International Monetary Fund upgraded the economic outlook for Europe, Japan and China this year. But the fund left its forecast for global growth unchanged from an April forecas… Full article
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TPP
- Abe tells audience he favors 'Japan First' policy, but with global focus
- Editorial: Japan should lead on implementing U.S.-less TPP
- Negotiators fail to present concrete path to U.S.-less TPP
- PM Abe will pitch strategic bilateral trade rules to Trump at summit
- Senior Cabinet official compares opposition parties to 'backwoods pro wrestling'
Consumption Tax
- Time to change gov't habit of procrastinating on policies
- Editorial: Road map needed for social security reforms
- Social security spending faces cuts over delay to sales tax hike
- Decision to delay sales tax hike highlights limits to effectiveness of 'Abenomics'
- Rift seen over possibility of double election with Abe's move to delay sales tax hike
