The Japanese government is reportedly on the verge of declaring an official end to the country's long-standing deflationary period, a significant economic turnaround after acknowledging moderate price falls for approximately two decades, according to Kyodo reports. This move is seen as a reflection of the nation's economic recovery and stability. Bloomberg (BBG) also noted that Japan’s short-dated government debt might face selling pressures following these discussions.
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Japan’s short-dated government debt may come under selling pressures after a media report that the nation’s government is considering calling an official end to deflation: BBG
Japan's government is discussing officially stating that the country’s economy has overcome deflation, Kyodo reports https://t.co/xRlVvuNyZk
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The Japanese government is considering declaring an official end to deflation, sources said, some two decades after it acknowledged that prices were falling moderately. https://t.co/SD1JFInQUG
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