Takayashi denies role in yen decline and rate hikes

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takayashi attributed the yen's decline and the increase in interest rates in the country to her government's responsibilities. She emphasized that her administration aims to boost confidence in the yen by building a strong economy and improving public finances. This comes amid government efforts to calm market concerns regarding fiscal management, with some statements indicating a move toward reducing government bond sales and achieving stability in inflation rates and interest rates. Read more about her financial policies and the Bank of Japan's stance on inflation and interest rates.

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