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Takaichi Reaffirms No Deficit Bonds to Fund Food Sales Tax Cut
Source: Bloomberg
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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi reiterated that she will not use special deficit-covering bonds to finance a sales tax cut on food. The statement clarifies her earlier remarks, which had prompted speculation that she was changing her stance.
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