Japan plans 140 billion dollar stimulus to combat inflation and boost wages

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is set to announce a significant economic stimulus package worth ¥21.9 trillion ($140 billion) to address issues such as inflation and wage growth.

NHK reported that this initiative includes ¥13.9 trillion allocated for spending from the general account, slightly exceeding last year's fiscal spending package of ¥21.8 trillion.

When combined with private sector spending, the overall impact of the stimulus is expected to reach approximately ¥39 trillion.

This comprehensive approach aims to strengthen the economy in the face of ongoing challenges, demonstrating the government's commitment to promoting economic stability and growth.

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