Japan's economy shrank an annualized real 0.7 percent in the January-March period, the first contraction in a year, government data show, underscoring that domestic demand was sluggish even before higher U.S. tariffs took full effect.
Is the gdp of a country shrinking relative to a one-year period really relevant? That seems like a very small time window to make any suppositions to me
Is the gdp of a country shrinking relative to a one-year period really relevant? That seems like a very small time window to make any suppositions to me