Japan unveils 29.1 tril. yen stimulus package

Japan unveils 29.1 tril. yen stimulus package

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida holds a press conference at his office in Tokyo on Oct. 28, 2022, to explain the government's 29.1 trillion yen ($199 billion) in economic stimulus measures. The package to be financed under the fiscal 2022 supplementary budget is designed to reduce household utility bills and food costs amid surging inflation.(Pool photo)

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