Sanae Takaichi denies accusations of “Takaichi-style weak yen” and “Takaichi-style high interest rates,” emphasizing fiscal sustainability.

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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi strongly denied claims that she should be held responsible for the yen's weakness and high interest rates.
She stated that she has previously faced criticism due to remarks about so-called “Takaichi-style yen weakness” and “Takaichi-style high interest rates,” but she firmly refutes these accusations.
Takaichi said that her government aims to bolster market confidence in the yen by building a strong economy and achieving fiscal sustainability.
She also added that Japanese government bond issuance will be properly managed in the next fiscal year's budget.
As Sanae Takaichi marks one year in office, her government is seeking to address longstanding market concerns over its fiscal management approach.
Earlier this year, a draft of the annual economic policy blueprint sparked worries that the government was shifting toward a more expansionary stance; this led to a decline in the yen against the US dollar and a rise in long-term government bond yields.

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Sanae Takaichi denies accusations of “Takaichi-style weak yen” and “Takaichi-style high interest rates,” emphasizing fiscal sustainability.

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