(Reuters) - Data on Thursday underscored concerns that exports to the
Unites States, Japan's largest export destination, may be losing
momentum, but economists said overall exports will likely remain
firm and keep supporting the nation's steady economic recovery.
Exports to the United States, where economic growth slowed to
its weakest pace in four years in the first quarter, fell 4.8
percent from a year earlier to 1.34 trillion yen .
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Unites States, Japan's largest export destination, may be losing
momentum, but economists said overall exports will likely remain
firm and keep supporting the nation's steady economic recovery.
Exports to the United States, where economic growth slowed to
its weakest pace in four years in the first quarter, fell 4.8
percent from a year earlier to 1.34 trillion yen .
Read more at Reuters.com Economic News
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