Takaichi says economy doesn’t need reflationary policy
Takaichi said the economy is no longer in deflation, as analysts warned that higher spending and a proposed tax cut could strain Japan’s finances.
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PM Takaichi rejects "reflationary" label for her economic policies
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on Thursday rejected the notion that her economic policy is "reflationary," apparently seeking to counter market perceptions that she favors such an approach after concerns over Japan's fiscal health led to a weaker yen and higher bond yields.
Analysis-Japanese PM Takaichi’s campaign to shed reflationist image needs substance behind the speeches
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(Teleborsa) - "The Japanese economy is no longer in a phase that requires reflationary policies based on monetary easing and fiscal expansion." Sanae Takaichi, Prime Minister said...
Takaichi stated that the deflationary period is over and therefore there is no need for monetary easing and increased government spending to revive inflation...
"The economy is no longer in a state of deflation," he stressed.
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