Japan's government has announced its goal of achieving a primary balance surplus by the fiscal year 2025/26. This objective will be included in its mid-year economic policy framework, according to Nikkei. Additionally, Japan plans to stick to its goal of achieving a primary budget surplus in the next fiscal year, as outlined in a draft of annual policy guidelines for budget planning.
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🔵 JAPAN TO STICK TO GOAL OF PRIMARY BUDGET SURPLUS NEXT FISCAL YEAR Full Story → https://t.co/2xAIlFNIqI Japan plans to stick to its goal of achieving a primary budget surplus in the next fiscal year, according to a draft of annual policy guidelines for budget planning. https://t.co/uvKXOHmdbU
JAPAN'S GOVERNMENT ARE TO STATE ITS GOAL OF ACHIEVING THE PRIMARY BALANCE SURPLUS BY FY2025/26 IN ITS MID-YEAR ECONOMIC POLICY FRAMEWORK - NIKKEI
⚠️ JAPAN GOVT TO STATE ITS GOAL OF ACHIEVING PRIMARY BALANCE SURPLUS BY FY2025/26 IN ITS MID-YEAR ECONOMIC POLICY FRAMEWORK, NIKKEI SAYS