Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said on Thursday the government will take into account heightening downside risks from overseas economies in deciding on the size of spending in an upcoming stimulus package.
"Overseas economic developments are likely to work against Japan's economy next year. We will take this into account in considering the size of the spending package," added Japan PM Kishida while speaking at the parliament.
USD/JPY remains sidelined around 149.90-95 after refreshing the 32-year high earlier in the day. The yen pair’s latest inaction could be linked to the cautious mood near the 150.00 psychological magnet, as well as a light calendar. However, strong yields keep buyers hopeful.
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