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Japan Consumer Confidence Falls To 1-Year Low

By RTTNews Staff Writer   ✉   | Published:   | Follow Us On Google News

Japan's consumer sentiment weakened further in April to the lowest level in one year, survey data from the Cabinet Office showed on Thursday.

The seasonally adjusted consumer confidence index dropped to 32.2 in April from 33.3 in March. The expected score was 32.8. Moreover, this was the lowest reading since April 2025, when it was 31.5.

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