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Date : August 31, 2016

Video Report: Current State and Future of Japanese Economy (Mr. Mitsumaru Kumagai, Senior Managing Director/ Chief Economist, Daiwa Institute of Research Ltd.)

post date : 2016.09.02

With the victory of the ruling party in the July House of Councillors election viewed as voter support for pushing Abenomics further, the extraordinary session of the Diet set to start in September is expected to focus on debating important economic issue such as bills related to the TPP and a second delay to the consumption tax increase. In light of the stimulus package of over 28 trillion yen announced at the end of July, a second supplementary budget proposal will also be debated. With the G20 Summit to be held in China in early September, there is also significant interest in the effects of events such as the Chinese economic slowdown and Brexit on the Japanese and global economies.

 

The FPCJ invited Mr. Mitsumaru Kumagai, Senior Managing Director and Chief Economist at the Daiwa Institute of Research Ltd., to discuss the current state and the future of the Japanese economy.

                                                        

The briefing had a total of 37 participants, including 13 journalists from China, USA, France, Germany, and 15 embassy representatives. 

 

 

 

- Distributed Material: Current State and Future of Japanese Economy (with Appendix)

- Date: August 31 (Wed), 2016

- Briefer: Mr. Mitsumaru Kumagai, Senior Managing Director/ Chief Economist, Daiwa Institute of Research Ltd.

- Language: Japanese (with consecutive English interpretation)

 

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