Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara says no immediate need for a supplementary budget

Kihara's statement indicates a stable fiscal posture from the Japanese government, which could support confidence in the economy.

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The absence of an immediate need for a supplementary budget may alleviate concerns about potential economic stimulus, keeping monetary conditions steady. This stance could influence market sentiment in commodities, especially metals, as fiscal measures often correlate with demand expectations.

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