The Japanese government maintained an assessment of a moderate economic recovery on Tuesday, while warning about the potential impact of US President-elect Trump's policies on the economic outlook. A relevant person from Japan's Cabinet Office said when publishing the November economic report on the same day: “Trends in the US economy may have a direct or indirect impact on the Japanese economy, and we also need to pay attention to the possibility of an impact through fluctuations in financial and capital markets.” Japan's Cabinet Office said that although some regions are still in a state of stagnation, the Japanese economy is recovering moderately, and the assessment has remained unchanged for the fourth month in a row. The Japanese government's views on most key sub-sectors, including consumption and capital investment, remained unchanged, increasing its assessment of imports while lowering its assessment of public investment. Japan's Cabinet Office also raised the outlook for domestic companies' product prices to a “recent gradual rise” and the consumer price outlook to a “recent rise,” taking into account factors such as rising rice and raw material prices due to the weakening yen and rising logistics costs due to labor shortages.

The Japanese government maintained an assessment of a moderate economic recovery on Tuesday, while warning about the potential impact of US President-elect Trump's policies on the economic outlook. A relevant person from Japan's Cabinet Office said when publishing the November economic report on the same day: “Trends in the US economy may have a direct or indirect impact on the Japanese economy, and we also need to pay attention to the possibility of an impact through fluctuations in financial and capital markets.” Japan's Cabinet Office said that although some regions are still in a state of stagnation, the Japanese economy is recovering moderately, and the assessment has remained unchanged for the fourth month in a row. The Japanese government's views on most key sub-sectors, including consumption and capital investment, remained unchanged, increasing its assessment of imports while lowering its assessment of public investment. Japan's Cabinet Office also raised the outlook for domestic companies' product prices to a “recent gradual rise” and the consumer price outlook to a “recent rise,” taking into account factors such as rising rice and raw material prices due to the weakening yen and rising logistics costs due to labor shortages.