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Japan's extra budget to include funding from fresh debtJapan plans a new budget to counter Middle East war economic impacts. This may mean more government debt, potentially raising interest rate...- Japan plans $189 billion new debt issuance in next year's budget, draft showsJapan is set to unveil a record 122.3 trillion yen budget for the next fiscal year, funded by a substantial $189 billion in new government ...
- Japan drops $135 billion stimulus as inflation spirals, experts warn of a true Minsky Moment - what is it?Japan stimulus package 2025: Japan's new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi unveiled a massive ¥21.3 trillion stimulus package, sparking market ...
- Japan's stimulus to be worth $135 billion, largest since pandemic, draft showsJapan is preparing a massive stimulus package worth over 21 trillion yen. This plan aims to ease the burden of rising prices on households....
- Benchmark JGB yields touch 17-year high on spending concernsJapanese government bonds experienced a decline, pushing benchmark yields to a 17-year high amid concerns over the potential size of Prime ...
- Japan set to approve $87 billion economic stimulus this weekJapan's ruling coalition and a key opposition party have agreed on an $87 billion economic stimulus package. The package aims to combat ris...
- Fumio Kishida's cabinet approves Japan's $198 billion extra budgetThe second supplementary budget for the year ending in March will be partly funded by 22.9 trillion yen of government bond issuance, accord...
- 16 US states to provide supplementary stimulus funds. Is yours on the list?Around 16 states are looking to distribute supplementary stimulus cheques to eligible residents for supporting them in a better way.
- Govt to seek Parliament nod for Rs 37,000 crore infra push in second supplementary demands for grantThe additional spending of Rs 37,000 crore is over and above Rs 4.13 lakh crore capex plan approved by the government in Budget 2020-21. Th...
- Japan's Suga to order new economic stimulus as early as November -NikkeiThe economic measures could focus on supporting tourism and the restaurant industry, which have suffered from declining consumption, the ne...
- Japan’s Shinzo Abe doubles down to deliver world’s ‘biggest’ stimulus packageHis cabinet approved on Wednesday a 117 trillion yen ($1.1 trillion) set of measures that includes financing help for struggling companies,...
- Japan to boost stimulus to $1.1 trillion due to cash payouts to ease virus pain: DraftThe upsized package will total 117.1 trillion yen ($1.086 trillion), with fiscal measures accounting for 48.4 trillion yen, of which around...
- Nirmala Sitharaman seeks Parliament nod for additional spending of Rs 21,246 croreThe Finance Minister sought Parliament nod for additional spending of Rs 21,246.16 crore, including over Rs 8,820 crore for the newly forme...
- 11th plan aims to create 58 mn new jobs: GovtEmployment is projected to grow at an average rate of 2.73% annually.
- Fiscal deficit to remain within target of 6.8 pc: PranabBuoyed by the robust performance of economy during the second half of the 2009-10, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee today said fiscal defi...
- Govt seeks to spend Rs 26k crore moreThe government came out with the first batch of supplementary demands for grants in the Lok Sabha seeking to raise public expenditure by an...
- Bonds ease as borrowing fears fadeThe government will spend an extra Rs 25,725 crore this fiscal but will not borrow from the market to finance this expenditure, allaying fe...
- Japanese government approves $154 bn stimulus planJapanese govt and the ruling coalition parties finalised an additional stimulus plan on Friday to pull the nation's economy out of the wors...
- Finmin-RBI meet today to take stock of fundsThe finance ministry and RBI will meet on Tuesday to decide if the government needs to borrow more to fund its rising expenses after two ro...
- Japan unveils record budget to bolster economyJapan's budget will balloon to a record high next year as the government embarks on a spending spree to battle an ever-deepening recession.
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