Japanese economy crawls out of recession
Japan's economy limped out of recession in the last quarter of 2014, official data showed Monday, but annual growth was flat and the weaker-than-expected figures were likely to boost calls for more central bank stimulus. "While Japan's economy has finally left the tax-related weakness behind, the increase in (fourth-quarter gross domestic product) fell short of expectations and supports our view that the Bank of Japan will announce more stimulus in April," said Marcel Thieliant from Capital Economics. "Today's result indicates that the Bank of Japan's view on growth is too optimistic, and we still believe that the Bank will announce more easing at the late-April meeting." Last month, Japan's central bank slashed its inflation outlook as plunging oil prices dent efforts to end years of deflation. - Sales tax pain - Prices had been on the rise, largely due to Japan's heavy post-Fukushima energy bills, but oil rates have tumbled by more than half since the summer.
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