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Japan Economic Flash: Basic Policies and Growth Strategy Outline: Takaiichi Administration’s Fiscal Shift

Published: 2026-07-22Institution: Goldman SachsPages: 9Original language: EnglishEvidence page: 1

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Japan Economic Flash: Basic Policies and Growth Strategy Outline: Takaiichi Administration’s Fiscal Shift

Economics Research

22 July 2026 | 8:56AM JST

Japan Economic Flash: Basic Policies and Growth Strategy Outline

Takaichi Administration’s Fiscal Shift

n Japan’s Cabinet has approved the 2026 Basic Policies on Economic and Fiscal Yuriko Tanaka

+81(3)4587-9964 |

Management and Reform (“Basic Policies”) and the Japan Growth Strategy, a key yuriko.tanaka@gs.com

Goldman Sachs Japan Co., Ltd.

policy of the Takaichi administration.

Tomohiro Ota

+81(3)4587-9984 |

n The Basic Policies for 2026, the first under the Takaichi administration, outline a tomohiro.ota@gs.com

major shift in the fiscal framework, including transitioning from single-year to

Akira Otani

multi-year budgets for investment projects, and replacing the previous fiscal +81(3)4587-9960 | akira.otani@gs.com

consolidation target of delivering a primary surplus with the goal of steadily

reducing the debt-to-GDP ratio through economic growth.

n These moves will create the necessary environment for promoting the medium-

to long-term public-private growth investment strategy, a core policy of PM

Takaichi, while creating room for the government to manage security and crisis

management investments flexibly, as needed. We also expect that the initial

budget is highly likely to expand compared to the past, as investments for the

Japan Growth Strategy will be incorporated into the initial budget.

n The Japan Growth Strategy identifies 17 strategic fields contributing to crisis

management investment and growth investment, and aims to improve Japan’s

medium- to long-term growth expectations and expand private investment

primarily via domestic investment in these areas.

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