Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara says the Cabinet approved a provisional budget today and says wants to use ties with Iran for de-escalation

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Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara says the Cabinet approved a provisional budget today and says wants to use ties with Iran for de-escalation

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The approval of a provisional budget by Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary indicates ongoing fiscal commitments, while Japan's intention to use diplomatic ties with Iran for de-escalation could influence energy markets, particularly oil prices. This move may suggest a stabilization approach amid regional tensions, which could have longer-term impacts on Japan's energy security and commodity prices, especially WTI and metals.

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