Japan's PM Takaichi says the government will ensure market trust by lowering debt-to-GDP

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Japan's PM Takaichi's commitment to lowering the debt-to-GDP ratio signals a stronger focus on fiscal responsibility. This could enhance market trust and investor confidence, potentially influencing the JPY and Japanese bonds as the government addresses long-standing concerns about debt levels. The effectiveness of these measures will be closely examined in light of Japan's economic recovery dynamics.

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