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Japan’s Companies Boost Capital Investment as Profits Surge

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 01 September 2026, 00:05 UTC By Yoshiaki Nohara 1 min read
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Japanese companies raised capital spending in the second quarter as profits surged, in the latest sign that the corporate sector is coping fairly well with the fallout from the Middle East conflict.

Japanese companies raised capital spending in the second quarter as profits surged, in the latest sign that the corporate sector is coping fairly well with the fallout from the Middle East conflict.
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