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• Alfred Chua
ANA Holdings has lifted its full-year revenue forecast while holding its profit guidance unchanged, citing favourable market conditions and solid international passenger and cargo demand. The outlook reflects resilient demand even as higher fuel prices increase costs for the Japanese airline group.
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