The Japanese government approved a comprehensive economic package worth 39 trillion yen (about 250 billion US dollars) on Friday, as it seeks to shore up consumer spending amid rising prices.
The Japanese government on Friday decided to spend around 132.5 billion yen (about $892 million) from reserve funds on disaster relief for the quake-hit Noto peninsula and costs for the upcoming general election.
The Japanese government has announced that it will limit foreign investment in nine more sectors deemed critical to national security, including semiconductors and storage batteries, starting on May 24, local media reported.
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Friday asked Pfizer Inc. to bring forward Japan's contracted supply of Covid-19 vaccine.
Meanwhile, the infection rates for Osaka and Miyagi Prefecture stood at 0.17 per cent and 0.03 per cent, respectively.
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The Japanese government on Monday announced that the average monthly salary in 2016 rose by 0.7 per cent over the…
