Japanese equities rise after GDP data revision
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Japan’s benchmark Topix index added 0.6 per cent while the exporter-oriented Nikkei 225 edged up 0.2 per cent. Share $Markets update: on Facebook The US and Japan host the inaugural meeting of the Defense Industrial Cooperation, Acquisition, and Sustainment Forum in Tokyo. The US and South Korea hold the third meeting of the Nuclear Consultative Group in Seoul.Pakistan’s central bank announces its interest rate decision. It is expected to cut rates by 1 per cent following improved inflation data in May.
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