Japanese PM Takaichi says they are going to mull a tax cut with a refundable tax credit system; Japan seeks to deepen economic cooperation with the US

This announcement from Japan's PM indicates a potential easing of fiscal policy through tax cuts, which could stimulate domestic demand.

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Japanese PM Takaichi says they are going to mull a tax cut with a refundable tax credit system; Japan seeks to deepen economic cooperation with the US

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Additionally, the emphasis on deepening economic cooperation with the US may foster stronger bilateral trade ties, particularly in commodities, which could have implications for metals prices given Japan's position as a significant consumer.

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