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Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi said the economy has not yet reached a stage requiring reflationary policies, in remarks reported by Kyodo News. She said Japan does not need large-scale policy measures to stoke reflation as economic policy discussions continue.
Japan observed the 81st anniversary of its WWII surrender on Aug 15. PM Sanae Takaichi vowed peace but omitted the word 'remorse' from her Tokyo memorial speech, a departure from her predecessors. The ceremony drew 4,180 attendees, including a minute of silence at noon.
Support for Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi’s cabinet has dropped to 55.8%, its lowest since the government's formation. The decline, revealed in a Kyodo News poll, reflects waning public confidence amid economic and social challenges. Although still above 50%, the figure signals concern for the administration.
