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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe resigned back in September, relinquishing the office he held for eight years to Yoshihide Suga, his Chief Cabinet Secretary.
As Suga was a supporter of Abenomics, no changes to the policy's three arrows - of fiscal stimulus, monetary easing and structural reform - are expected from the new Prime Minister. However, that does...
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