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Japan’s Finance Ministry Seeks Record Budget for Debt Financing

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Japan’s Ministry of Finance made an initial request of ¥32.4 trillion ($219 billion) for next fiscal year’s debt financing needs, reflecting the impact from rising Japanese bond yields.

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Japan’s Finance Ministry Seeks Record Budget for Debt Financing

Japan’s Ministry of Finance made an initial request of ¥32.4 trillion ($219 billion) for next fiscal year’s debt financing needs, reflecting the impact from rising Japanese bond yields.

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The Asian Country Could Set an Unpleasant World Record

Japan's government debt financing needs could reach a record next year, Bloomberg reported. The government's budget planners have been asked to submit a financing request of 32.4 trillion yen, up 15 percent from this year. Rising interest rates and the cost of debt renewal are tightening the noose around the neck of the Japanese government, which is currently struggling to increase defense spending, deliver on promised economic stimulus measures…

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Japan’s finance ministry seeks record budget for debt financing

Japan’s Ministry of Finance made an initial request of 32.4 trillion yen (S$280 billion) for next fiscal year’s debt financing needs, reflecting the impact from rising Japanese bond yields.

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Bloomberg broke the news in United States on Tuesday, August 26, 2025.
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