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Can Japan avoid a Liz Truss-style shock as its PM embarks on a giant spending spree?

Japan's Prime Minister launches a massive £1.7 trillion spending initiative aimed at doubling economic growth across 17 sectors. However, concerns arise as investors fear a financial crisis similar to the one experienced under Liz Truss. Th...

The Guardian· Jul 25, 2026 · 1:41 PM · 1 views

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Japan's Prime Minister launches a massive £1.7 trillion spending initiative aimed at doubling economic growth across 17 sectors. However, concerns arise as investors fear a financial crisis similar to the one experienced under Liz Truss. The success of this ambitious plan depends on securing funding and maintaining market confidence.

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