Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara says the government may consider a provisional budget to prepare for unforeseen circumstances

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Kihara's indication of a potential provisional budget reflects the government's caution in navigating economic uncertainties, which could affect investor sentiment. This suggests that fiscal measures may be on the table if conditions worsen, possibly influencing market expectations around growth and monetary policy in Japan.

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