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Japan wage growth steady trend signals sustained gains,
Japan wage growth steady trend suggests real wages continued to rise for a fourth month, reinforcing talk of potential BoJ policy moves amid a still-pending
Japan household spending fragile demand: third straight
Japan household spending fragile demand highlights a third straight monthly decline even after real wages turned positive, underscoring fragility in domestic