The Japanese government has officially greenlit a massive economic package worth $135 billion aimed at providing relief to households and strengthening the national economy. This fiscal initiative is designed to counteract sluggish domestic demand and rising living costs that have strained consumers in recent months. A significant portion of the funds will go toward direct subsidies for low- and middle-income families, while additional allocations will support small businesses and regional development projects. Policymakers hope the injection of capital will stimulate consumer spending and stabilize growth amid global economic uncertainty. The move reflects Tokyo’s ongoing efforts to balance immediate financial aid with long-term economic resilience.
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Japan Approves $135 Billion Stimulus Shot to Help Households, Economy The Wall Street Journal