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Japan Seeks to Quell Fiscal Fears With Outreach in English

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Japan Seeks to Quell Fiscal Fears With Outreach in English

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s administration is seeking to assuage persistent market reservations about her management of fiscal policy by providing foreign investors with more information in English.

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