Japan's rolling out fresh tax incentives even as its debt pile keeps growing. Bold move or risky gamble? With government debt already through the roof, this policy shift could ripple through global markets. Fiscal stimulus might juice short-term growth, but the long-term debt sustainability question isn't going anywhere. Worth watching how this plays out for risk assets.

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MetadataExplorervip
· 12-11 09:40
Japan's recent moves are truly walking a tightrope—debt has piled up into mountains, yet they still dare to loosen monetary policy? They might enjoy a short-term boost, but long-term it's definitely a ticking time bomb.
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BlockchainArchaeologistvip
· 12-11 09:40
Japan's recent moves are really a bit crazy; piling up debt and still cutting taxes... Short-term speculation can make a quick buck, but who will pay the long-term bill?
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WenMoon42vip
· 12-11 09:40
This kind of operation in Japan is truly a gambler's mentality... Even with debt like this, they still dare to pump the market. Short-term hype will eventually have to be paid back.
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MEVHunterZhangvip
· 12-11 09:34
Japan's hand is too strong, with debt mountain-like levels, yet they still dare to cut taxes? Enjoy the short-term benefits, but the long-term costs will have to be paid.
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