TOKYO :Japan's factory output rose at a better than expected pace last month, driven by increases in production machinery and electronics parts, but a slowdown in retail sales pointed to the growing strains for an economy facing rising external risks. Japanese companies are increasingly worried President Donald Trump's protectionist policies would trigger a broader global slowdown, with automakers at home bracing for the effects of U.S. tariffs. Industrial production rose 2.5 per cent in

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