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Japan’s Unemployment Rate Drops to 2.4 Percent in July
Japan’s labor market showed renewed strength in July as the unemployment rate fell to 2.4 percent, marking the lowest level since 2025. This marks the first improvement in the jobless rate over the past three months.
28 Aug, 02:17 — 28 Aug, 04:30
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Japan's July jobless rate falls to 2.4%, 1st improvement in 3 months
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Japan's unemployment rate fell to 2.4 percent in July from 2.5 percent in the previous month, improving for the first time in three m
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Japan's unemployment rate falls to 2.4% in July, lowest since 2025
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