Japan considers drafting an extra budget, according to Kyodo

Japan's consideration of an extra budget signifies a proactive approach to bolster economic support, potentially indicating concerns over current economic conditions.

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This move could influence market sentiment regarding fiscal policy, impacting risk assets and the yen, as investors assess the implications for growth and inflation outlook.

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