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Asia PMIs point upwards - BoJ sees downside risk

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China's PMI reading expands at its fastest in two years and Japan posts its most encouraging manufacturing PMI in 9 months. But as David Pollard reports, the Bank of Japan says it'll take longer to get inflation back up to target than previously thought.

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