Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi rejects criticism around weak yen and high interest rates
The prime minister denied that her policies were responsible for the yen’s weakness or rising JGB yields.
According to CNBC, the prime minister denied that her policies were responsible for the yen’s weakness or rising JGB yields.
This business story centres on Japan. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi and JGB.
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