Japanese PM Takaichi says they will end excessively restrictive fiscal policy. Fiscal spending will be strategic.
Japanese PM Takaichi's comments signal a shift away from an overly restrictive fiscal policy, which suggests a potential increase in government spending.
Japanese PM Takaichi says she intends to suspend the sales tax on food for a two year period
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Japanese PM Takaichi says they will end excessively restrictive fiscal policy. Fiscal spending will be strategic.
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Japanese PM Takaichi says she will formally call for a snap election on Friday, 23rd January 2025
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This could enhance economic growth prospects in Japan, impacting the JPY's performance and influencing cross-currency dynamics with the USD, especially amidst ongoing discussions about fiscal policies in the U.S. and the UK.
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