TOKYO - Japan expects a smaller-than-projected primary balance deficit of 1.3 trillion yen ($9 billion) in fiscal 2025 due to increased tax revenue, though returning to a surplus will likely not come until a year later than the country's stated goal, the government said Tuesday.
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