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Japan total spending for the next fiscal year to hit a record high

Japan total spending for the next fiscal year to hit a record high

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Justin Low
30/11/2021 | 05:08 GMT

Based on the draft budget, according to Kyodo News

The total spending is likely to exceed ¥107 trillion, which would be a record high.

That comes as no surprise after Kishida unveiled a whopping ¥79 trillion stimulus package earlier this month in order to combat the pandemic impact.

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