A Reuters poll of economists indicates Japan is set to post growth in the third quarter, supported mainly by solid domestic demand. While the exact forecast numbers are not provided in the excerpts, the polling focus is on the resilience of consumption and other internal demand factors rather than a break from recent trends driven by international forces. The poll also suggests that Japan’s near-term outlook depends on how domestic spending holds up into the quarter, with analysts weighing expectations for consumer-related activity and overall economic momentum. Reuters frames the result as a continuation of growth expectations, pointing to domestic demand as a key driver. Overall, the two provided items track the same Reuters-based assessment, with both emphasizing the likelihood of expansion in Q3 and the role of internal demand. The excerpts do not include specific figures, but the common theme is that economists expect Japan’s economy to grow in the third quarter, underpinned by domestic demand conditions.