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A chronological collection of reports about Japanese Government, with their sources shown for comparison.
Japan asked China to avoid a missile route passing over its territory and EEZ. The missile was fired on July 6 from a submarine.
Tax revenue for fiscal 2025 is expected to exceed 84 trillion yen. This marks the sixth consecutive year of record highs. Growth is driven by strong corporate earnings, inflation, and wage growth.
The Japanese government has launched a cross-ministerial body to prescreen foreign investments. The committee aims to bolster oversight against economic security risks.
The Japanese government is prioritizing 17 strategic sectors for investment. A total of 10.5 trillion yen ($65.1 billion) will be invested in physical AI by fiscal 2040.
Japan maintains July crude oil import volumes despite the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Purchases from non-Middle Eastern suppliers like the U.S. have increased. New sources include Azerbaijan, South Sudan, and Russia's Sakhalin.
The government is considering support measures for the food industry, farmers, and fishermen. Concerns have been raised regarding the impact of potential food tax cuts on sales and profits.
Japan's population fell by 3.1 million to 123,049,524. The population decline is the sharpest on record. This article contains multiple news summaries including Japan's population, US-Iran truce talks, and Nissan executive pay.
The Japanese government is adjusting the supplementary budget scale to approximately 3.1 trillion yen. The budget is intended to address the situation in the Middle East. The government aims to submit the proposal to the Diet next week and pass it by early June.
Japan's real GDP grew an annualised 2.1% in Q1, surpassing the 1.7% forecast. Private consumption rose 0.3%, and net external demand contributed 0.3 percentage points to growth. Analysts warn of a slowdown due to energy supply disruptions caused by the Middle East conflict.