Japanese Prime Minister Vows to Monitor Yen and Inflation
Most outlets reported that Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi pledged to closely monitor the yen and inflation, with Aaj News adding that she emphasized the government would "continue to scrutinise exchange-rate and price developments carefully, and respond appropriately." Minute Mirror highlighted the commitment to action on these economic issues but provided less detail on her response strategy. Both excerpts framed the remarks as a parliamentary statement, though Aaj News specified the context as a parliamentary response.
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Japan PM vows action on yen and rising inflation
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has pledged to closely monitor movements in the yen and rising
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Japan PM vows to keep watching yen, inflation moves carefully
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said on Friday the government will continue to scrutinise exchange-rate and price developments carefully, and respond appropriately. Takaichi remarked in parliament in response to a question from an opposition lawmaker on Japan’s economic policy and the potential fallout from a weak yen She also said the administration will guide fiscal policy by lo...
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