Japan's Top FX diplomat Mimura says conversations with PM Takaichi suggest the political momentum to stick with the manifesto of making food sales tax cut temporary is quite strong

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Japan's Top FX diplomat's comments indicate political support for temporarily cutting food sales tax, which may aim to alleviate inflationary pressures. This could lead to a stronger yen if market participants view it as a response to rising living costs, impacting local consumer sentiment and overall economic stability.

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