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Japan's Prime Minister Takaichi has unveiled a $135 billion stimulus package to boost economic growth, marking his first major policy announcement since taking office seven weeks ago.

China's Finance Minister has pledged to reduce wasteful government spending and increase revenue, following the announcement of a more modest fiscal stimulus package, indicating a shift towards fiscal responsibility.

China's Lunar New Year holiday saw strong consumer spending, indicating potential for consumer stimulus plans to boost the economy.

The yen is expected to experience its best week since 2024 due to increased confidence in Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's ability to expand fiscal stimulus without jeopardizing market trust.

Japan's PM Sanae Takaichi's landslide victory may lead to increased debt and a weaker yen, according to First Abu Dhabi Bank.

Japan's financial markets are expected to be impacted by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's landslide election win, with investors wondering if she will expand her economic stimulus or proceed more cautiously.

Portugal's government has approved a €2.5 billion aid package to support reconstruction efforts after deadly flooding, indicating a significant commitment to disaster relief and potential economic stimulus.

Thai investors are seeking clarity on the country's spending plans and growth measures ahead of the general election, which could impact the stock market.

China has introduced a new plan to boost services consumption, focusing on experiential spending such as scenic trains, cruises, and concerts, as stimulus measures for goods have been ineffective in lifting demand.

South Korea's economic growth slowed in Q4, missing forecasts due to weakening domestic demand, despite the initial boost from fiscal stimulus.

Germany's fiscal stimulus is expected to boost Europe's economy, sparking cautious optimism among investors and policymakers.

Research Affiliates' Rob Arnott discusses the shift in perception of growth and value stocks, specifically highlighting Amazon and Microsoft's growth, and shares his views on fiscal stimulus and its impact on wealth and asset bubbles.