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Japan’s Companies Boost Capital Investment as Profits Surge
Source: Bloomberg
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Japanese companies increased capital spending in Q2 as profits surged, signaling improving corporate resilience amid fallout from the Middle East conflict. The uptick in capex suggests reduced near-term pressure on corporate cash generation and willingness to invest.
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