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Japan gave a boost Thursday to the US campaign to sanction Iran over its nuclear program, pledging to buy less Iranian oil, a day after China reacted coolly to the US effort.

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Disaster-struck Japan is headed to record-high budget spending of 96 trillion yen ($1.2 trillion) as the nation tackles the costs of recovery from the March earthquake and tsunami.

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Asian stock markets were mostly lower yesterday as investors shifted their focus from Europe’s debt woes to the strength of the US economy. Japan sold the yen to limit its export-sapping strength.

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