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- Japan’s government considering lifting FY2022 economic growth forecast – NHK
Japan’s government considering lifting FY2022 economic growth forecast – NHK
The Japanese government is mulling a lift to its economic growth forecast for fiscal year (FY) 2022 to take into account the effects of its record $490 billion stimulus package, Reuters reports, citing headlines carried by the country’s public broadcaster NHK.
NHK noted: “In a mid-year review in July, the government projected real gross domestic product (GDP) growth of about 2.2% for the fiscal year starting in April 2022. With the spending package aimed at helping businesses and households weather the pain of the COVID-19 pandemic, it now estimates a tailwind of about 5.6% for real GDP from this fiscal year to next.”
USD/JPY reaction
USD/JPY is keeping its bid tone intact around 113.00 amid rebounding Treasury yields, which lift the US dollar’s demand. The spot was last seen changing hands at 112.98, up 0.17% so far.
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