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Japan Allocates $6.3 Billion for U.S. Tariff Relief

To combat the economic impact of US tariffs, Japan is set to allocate $6.3 billion in government funds for an emergency relief plan. According to BlockBeats and Kyodo News, this initiative will fund a comprehensive package designed to alleviate the burden on Japanese citizens and businesses. The program is expected to include cost reduction measures for utilities and financial support for small-scale enterprises. Japan intends to utilize its budget reserves and existing allocations, with a decision concerning the plan likely by Tuesday.

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