Japan Bank Lending +2.5% On Year In June

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Japan Bank Lending +2.5% On Year In June

(RTTNews) - Bank lending in Japan excluding trusts was up 2.5 percent on year in June, the Bank of Japan said on Wednesday, after rising an annual 3.3 percent in May.

Including trusts, bank lending gained an annual 2.4 percent after gaining 3.1 percent on year in the previous month.

Adjusted bank lending was up 3.1 percent on year after surging an annual 3.9 percent a month earlier.

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