A government advisory committee in Japan is recommending that policymakers maintain their focus on the nation's primary balance—the gap between revenue and spending excluding debt servicing costs. This stance signals continued emphasis on fiscal discipline despite mounting economic pressures. The recommendation comes as the country navigates complex decisions around stimulus measures and debt sustainability. For macro traders and crypto investors, sovereign fiscal health remains a critical backdrop for risk assessment, especially as monetary policy shifts globally could amplify currency volatility and impact digital asset flows tied to yen-denominated liquidity.

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GateUser-cff9c776vip
· 19h ago
The Japanese government is still clinging to the "primary balance"—honestly, that's just Schrödinger's fiscal discipline. It sounds good, but it can't escape the debt black hole. Whenever yen liquidity fluctuates, the crypto community trembles along with it. Truly a work of art in macro trading.
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MoneyBurnerSocietyvip
· 12-04 17:32
Japan is still wavering between austerity and Keynesianism, so our yen liquidity has to suffer as a result. This is just the daily routine for macro traders.
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MetaverseHobovip
· 12-02 08:16
Japan is still being stingy with fiscal discipline, so the yen liquidity is likely to change.
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MevHuntervip
· 12-02 07:56
Japan is being stingy again, prioritizing fiscal discipline... Now the yen liquidity is going to be locked up, and my leveraged position is going to get squeezed again.
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NoStopLossNutvip
· 12-02 07:53
Japan is still reciting the tightening spell, prioritizing fiscal discipline... Why haven't we seen any stimulus policies implemented yet? These bureaucrats really know how to drag things out.
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PebbleHandervip
· 12-02 07:51
Japan has started to emphasize "fiscal discipline" again, which basically means they don't want to spend money recklessly... But with such great economic pressure, can they really hold back?
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