Japan is set to achieve its first fiscal surplus in 28 years, with a projected basic fiscal surplus of 1.34 trillion yen for 2026, as announced by Prime Minister Asumi Takashima. The 122.3 trillion yen budget emphasizes growth and fiscal stability, marking a significant shift in the country's economic strategy.
The government is transitioning from merely balancing the budget to actively reducing debt as a share of GDP, amid 10-year bond yields reaching a 27-year high. This development raises questions about its potential impact on the cryptocurrency markets, as investors assess the broader economic implications.
Japan Projects 28-Year High Fiscal Surplus for 2026
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