Summary
- Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has pledged to closely monitor movements in the yen and rising prices, saying the government will take appropriate action to protect the economy.
- Speaking in parliament on Friday, Takaichi responded to concerns about Japan’s economic outlook and the possible impact of a weaker yen.
- The prime minister also said the government would shape its fiscal policy after considering several economic factors, including interest rates and fluctuations in the yen.
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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has pledged to closely monitor movements in the yen and rising prices, saying the government will take appropriate action to protect the economy.
Speaking in parliament on Friday, Takaichi responded to concerns about Japan’s economic outlook and the possible impact of a weaker yen. She said the government would carefully assess exchange-rate movements and price changes before deciding on any necessary measures.








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