Japanese PM Takaichi says will guide economic and fiscal policy with due heed to fiscal sustainability, and need to maintain market trust

Japanese PM Takaichi's comments underscore a commitment to fiscal sustainability while aiming to maintain market trust, suggesting a disciplined approach to economic policy.

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This could indicate a cautious stance on spending and stimulus measures, which may impact investor sentiment and market expectations about future fiscal measures. Watch for potential reactions in the JPY and relevant commodity markets, particularly metals, as policy clarity unfolds.

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