造成市场波动。 日本总理高一(Sanae Takaichi)承诺在大选胜利后暂停两年的粮食税, Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi pledges two-year food tax suspension after landslide election win, sparking market volatility.

日本首相高原(Sanae Takaichi)在决定性的选举胜利之后,承诺两年内暂停8%的食品销售税,这是旨在降低家庭成本的重要竞选承诺。 Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, following a decisive election victory, pledged to suspend the 8% food sales tax for two years, a key campaign promise aimed at easing household costs. 她所领导的自由民主党在下院获得了历史性的三分之二多数,赋予她强大的立法影响力。 Her Liberal Democratic Party secured a historic two-thirds majority in the lower house, giving her strong legislative leverage. 虽然这一举动刺激了股票市场,但筹资的不确定性——不发行新的债务——促使债券变卖和日元下跌。 While the move boosted stock markets, uncertainty over funding—without new debt issuance—sparked a bond sell-off and yen decline. Takaichi排除了赤字融资,并暗示了其他来源,包括外汇储备,引起人们对财政可持续性和市场稳定的关切。 Takaichi has ruled out deficit financing and hinted at alternative sources, including foreign exchange reserves, raising concerns about fiscal sustainability and market stability.