Japan economics minister says U.S. recession fears rising
TOKYO (Reuters) - Concern that the U.S. economy will slip
into a recession is rising, Japanese Economics Minister Hiroko
Ota said on Tuesday, adding that any impact on the Japanese
economy will depend on how long the U.S. downturn lasts.
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