TOKYO -- Two-thirds of chiefs at major Japanese companies expect revenue to fall during the country's widening coronavirus state of emergency as economic activity slows in the biggest cities, a Nikkei survey shows.
A major year-on-year decline in sales during the emergency period is anticipated by 21% of respondents, after Japan's recent declaration covering Tokyo and other regions. Another 45% predict a smaller drop in revenue.
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