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24.11.2021, 08:33

Japan to issue JPY22 trillion worth of bonds as economic stimulus – Nikkei

Japan’s government to issue additional new bonds worth 22.1 trillion yen for this fiscal year to fund the economic stimulus, the Nikkei Asian Review reports, citing a draft of the stimulus document.

Additional takeaways

Japan govt estimates FY 2021/22 tax revenue to exceed initial estimates by 6.4 trillion yen.

Japan govt to spend 36 trillion yen in extra budget for fy2021/22 to fund stimulus.

This comes after Prime Minister said last Friday that his government will employ various means to fund stimulus including issuing new debt.

Market reaction

USD/JPY is testing daily lows near 114.85, down 0.23% on the day, as of writing. The yen could be recovering some ground on the above headlines, after it slipped to four-year lows against the greenback at 115.24.

  • USD/JPY Price Analysis: Hovers around 115.00 ahead of key US events

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