23 July 2020 Japan was off to a Slow Start in Q3, as Second Wave Risks Linger

Miguel Chanco (Senior Asia Economist)22nd Jul 2020 20:10China+, Economic Monitor

Japan's flash Jibun Bank PMIs for July showed continued improvement, but only just.

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