Japanese firms agree to biggest pay hike in 34 years
TOKYO: Japanese firms agreed to raise wages by more than 5 per cent on average this year, on course for their most substantial pay hike in over three decades – a relief for many workers though it's unclear if the increases will lead to a meaningful jump in consumer spending.
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