Japan's JIP co-leader Fujita says markets appear to be concerned by aggressive fiscal policy, and Japan needs to cut back on subsidies but with minimal impact

Japan's co-leader Fujita's remarks highlight market concerns regarding aggressive fiscal policies, suggesting a potential shift towards reduced government spending on subsidies.

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This move, aimed at generating substantial savings, may imply tighter fiscal conditions ahead; thus, it could influence the JPY and commodities markets as investors assess the broader implications for Japan's economic stability and growth trajectory.

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