Japan's top financial official signaled policy coordination remains intact, noting shared views with the central bank on the economy's gradual upward trajectory. The alignment between fiscal authorities and monetary policymakers suggests continued support for the recovery path, though both acknowledge the pace remains measured rather than robust.
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CodeAuditQueen
· 12-02 00:57
The coordination of fiscal and monetary policies in Japan, to put it bluntly, is still the old trick—data looks good but growth rate can't keep up, just like the gas optimization in smart contracts; it can run but the efficiency is concerning. The policy coordination being intact sounds nice, but in reality, it's just nobody wants to be blamed.
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 12-02 00:57
The Bank of Japan is making a lot of noise again, claiming that policy coordination is perfect, but here we are...
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DefiEngineerJack
· 12-02 00:57
lol "gradual upward trajectory" — technically speaking, that's just fancy language for "we're printing money and hoping nobody notices the real velocity metrics"
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Ser_Liquidated
· 12-02 00:33
What is with this "gentle recovery" talk again? Why is Japan still slacking off?
Japan's top financial official signaled policy coordination remains intact, noting shared views with the central bank on the economy's gradual upward trajectory. The alignment between fiscal authorities and monetary policymakers suggests continued support for the recovery path, though both acknowledge the pace remains measured rather than robust.