Japan's stimulus to be worth $135 billion, largest since pandemic, draft shows

Tokyo unveils $136bn stimulus

Japan has approved an economic stimulus package of roughly JPY21.3 trillion ($136bn) in an effort to counter rising living costs and reinforce domestic demand, marking the first major policy initiative under Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.

Japan's stimulus to be worth $135 billion, largest since pandemic, draft shows

Japan's government is in the final stages of assembling a stimulus package worth 21.3 trillion yen ($135.38 billion) to help households cope with persistent inflation, a draft seen by Reuters showed, in what would be the largest stimulus since the COVID pandemic.

Japan plans $129B economic package to support people against rising living costs

Support package to include tax cuts and subsidies for bills - Anadolu Ajansı

New Japan economic package to exceed 20 tril. yen: source

The Japanese government is arranging to create a new economic package worth more than 20 trillion yen ($129 billion) to ease the pain of rising living costs, a source close to the matter said Wednesday.

Japan Govt Mulling Stimulus Package Worth over ¥17 Tril., Aiming to Tackle Rising Prices Including Winter Energy Costs

The government is considering a package of economic measures worth more than ¥17 trillion with funding included for tackling rising prices, according to sources.

Japan's finance minister says stimulus package to exceed ¥17 trillion, Nikkei reports

Since taking office in October, Takaichi has pledged to compile a sizeable package of spending measures to cushion the economic blow from rising living costs.