(Bloomberg) -- Japan’s ruling party chooses a new leader for the nation Friday as its members decide whether to continue inching away from an over-reliance...
-- Japan ’s ruling party chooses a new leader for the nation Friday as its members decide whether to continue inching away from an over-reliance on central bank support, speed up a sluggish reform process or reverse course back toward oversized stimulus.The leadership election will set the stage for a new premier who will need to steer the nation through a period of transformation as it emerges from three decades of stagnation and faces mounting diplomatic and security challenges.
Another front-runner, Shigeru Ishiba, has called for an Asian NATO to deter China and North Korea. He wants to focus on revitalizing Japan’s rural regions by providing incentives for young people raised in provincial areas to stay there rather than relocate to major cities. With a national election due sometime in the next year, the candidates have all sought to appeal to the public with proposals to boost incomes and accelerate growth. Most have pledged to quickly put together a package of economic stimulus measures. Takaichi has also called for the Bank of Japan to pause its policy normalization process to support growth.
Tensions have also been inflamed after Chinese military aircraft made an unauthorized entry into Japanese airspace for the first time last month. And this week Japan reportedly sent a warship through the Taiwan Strait for the first time, a move all but certain to anger Beijing. We recently compiled a list of the 10 AI News You Shouldn’t Miss. In this article, we are going to take a look at where Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. stands against the other AI stocks you shouldn’t miss.
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