EconomyMay 25, 2026, 12:23 PM

Japan PM: Supplementary Budget Will Not Disrupt Bond Market

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Japan's prime minister has assured that the government's plan to draw up a supplementary budget will not negatively impact the government bond market. Speaking to reporters, he stressed that the additional fiscal measures support the economy without exerting pressure on bond markets. Analysts view the remarks as an effort to reassure investors about public debt management.

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In a recent statement, Japan's prime minister said that the government's plan to compile a supplementary budget will not affect the bond market.

Speaking to reporters, the head of the Japanese government stressed that the additional fiscal measures are designed to support the economy without putting pressure on the government bond market. He affirmed that the bond market remains stable with no signs of abnormality.

The move comes as Japan seeks to balance economic stimulus with maintaining financial stability. Analysts suggest the prime minister's remarks aim to reassure investors about the government's ability to manage public debt.

Japan's bond market has long been regarded as one of the world's most stable, with 10-year government bond yields holding at low levels. The issuance of additional bonds to fund the supplementary budget had previously raised some investor concerns over increased supply pressure.