BREAKING: Japan's economy shrinks for the first time in four quarters

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	BREAKING NEWS November 15, 2022

	Japan's economy shrinks annualized 1.2% in Q3 TOKYO -- The Japanese economy shrank for the first time in four quarters in the July to September period, as inflation and the weak yen hit the country, which also saw a big COVID-19 wave during the three-month period.   According to preliminary data released by the Cabinet Office on Tuesday, the country's seasonally adjusted real gross domestic product shrank 0.3% from the previous quarter, which translates to an annualized decline of 1.2%. Read the full story here.
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