statementSaid on 2026-11-10
Household spending in Japan fell 6.8% in September year-over-year, more than double the 3% decline economists had estimated.
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ההוצאה של משקי הבית ביפן ירדה בספטמבר ב 6.8% לעומת התקופה המקבילה אשתקד, יותר מכפול מהירידה של 3% שהעריכו הכלכלנים.
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