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Japan's new economic stimulus package to exceed 20 tln yen - Kyodo reporting

Japan's new economic stimulus package to exceed 20 tln yen - Kyodo reporting

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Eamonn Sheridan
19/11/2025 | 02:34 GMT
  • Kyodo reports that Japan’s upcoming economic stimulus package is expected to exceed ¥20 trillion, with a supplementary budget of roughly ¥17 trillion planned to finance the measures.
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Kyodo reports that Japan’s upcoming economic stimulus package is expected to exceed ¥20 trillion, with a supplementary budget of roughly ¥17 trillion planned to finance the measures.

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