The Japanese government approved on Friday a new stimulus package totaling 21.3 trillion yen (135.4 billion dollars), aimed at supporting economic growth and softening the impact of US tariffs and rising consumer prices, according to AP and Agerpres.
The announcement comes as Japan faces pressure on its export sector. Government data released Friday shows that shipments to the United States fell for the seventh consecutive month in October, while exports to the rest of the world increased by 3.7%, driven mainly by demand from Asia.
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