Mizuho economist: We shouldn't be too pessimistic about Japan's first-quarter GDP numbers
Kazuo Momma, executive economist at Mizuho Research & Technologies, discusses Japan's first-quarter gross domestic product data and the rosier outlook for the second quarter.
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