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The market is concerned about the central bank continuing to raise interest rates.
japan's Prime Minister nominee: will deploy fiscal stimulus when necessary, will not disrupt the loose trend of monetary policy.
Japan's Liberal Democratic Party's new leader Shigeru Ishiba declared on Friday that when necessary, fiscal stimulus will be deployed without disrupting the loose trend of monetary policy. The Bank of Japan should independently decide monetary policy, and the government and the Bank of Japan should closely cooperate without making any demands on the central bank regarding monetary policy. The US dollar rose about 50 points short-term against the Japanese yen, to around 143.10 yen, currently down 1.25% at 143 yen.
