Japan Expects Growth to Accelerate Next Year with Fiscal Stimulus

Japan revises up growth outlook on stimulus

Japan's government revised up its economic forecast for the fiscal year to next March and projected that growth would accelerate in the following year, on the view that its massive stimulus package will boost consumption and capital expenditure. The projections are the first to be compiled under Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's administration, which has announced big spending plans aimed at cushioning the blow to households from rising living cos…

Japan expects real GDP to grow 1.3% in fiscal 2026

The Japanese government says it expects the country's economy to continue a moderate recovery in fiscal 2026, growing about 1.3 percent in real terms for the year beginning in April.

Japan expects growth to accelerate next year with fiscal stimulus

Japan FY2025 growth forecast revised up to 1.1% on consumption, investment

Japan's economy is projected to grow a real 1.1 percent in the current fiscal year through March, revised up from an earlier estimate of 0.7 percent, driven by stronger private consumption and capital investment, the government said Wednesday.

Japan Raises Growth Forecast to 1.1% on Stronger Consumption, Investment

Japan’s economy is poised for a modest yet significant uptick in growth, according to the latest projections from the government. The revised forecast for the current fiscal year, ending in March, now stands at a real growth rate of 1.1%, up from the earlier estimate of 0.7%. This upward revision is largely attributed to stronger private consumption and capital investment… Source