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Japanese PM Takaichi says she will look at the budget balance over the next few years, instead of focusing on balance in a single year

Japanese PM Takaichi's shift in focus towards a multi-year budget balance indicates a more flexible fiscal approach, which could influence long-term market expectations.

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This could lead to a supportive environment for commodities, particularly metals, as stable fiscal policies may be interpreted positively by investors. It’s worth monitoring how this aligns with broader economic indicators and potential implications for Japan's growth trajectory.

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