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JapanJapan to Raise Gasoline Target Price to Reduce Subsidies
The Japanese government plans to increase the target price for gasoline by 5 yen per liter monthly starting in December to gradually reduce subsidies.
Background
Japan has implemented gasoline subsidies to mitigate rising fuel costs for consumers and businesses. This policy aims to stabilize prices amidst global energy market fluctuations. The government is now considering adjustments to these subsidies.
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Japan Plans to Raise Target Gasoline Price to Reduce Subsidies
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The government plans to increase gasoline prices to decrease the amount of subsidy provided.
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