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Moody's affirms Japan's A1 rating; outlook stable
Moody's Investors Service has today affirmed the Government of Japan's issuer rating at A1. The rating outlook is maintained at stable.
The affirmation reflects:
• The slow but continuing progress in developing a policy and reform framework which could ultimately reflate the Japanese economy and reverse the rise in government debt.
• Our expectation that funding costs for the government will remain low and stable.
Moody's notes that the recent waning of economic momentum has prompted a pause in fiscal policy tightening, which we expect to lead to a rise in the Japanese government's debt burden. However, we expect that Japan's credit profile will continue to be consistent with an A1 rating, and the rating outlook remains stable.
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