budget

It takes effect on Jul 1, with the goal to generate US$500 million

This marks a reversal from Takaichi’s previous remarks ruling out the need for extra spending

It will further strain the country’s worsening finances and may accelerate rises in long-term interest rates

The government’s public subsidy cost will exceed the RM5 billion originally approved for 2026

2026 GDP expected to grow 2.5% to 3.5%; HK$20 billion earmarked for two border zones to drive new tech industries

The target is to award projects worth one trillion rupees to the private sector by fiscal year 2027

The FY2026 Budget will run an overall fiscal surplus of S$8.5 billion, down from the revised FY2025 figure of S$15.1 billion.

The Modi government intends to borrow a record 17.2 trillion rupees by selling bonds

India aims to accelerate growth amid a volatile global environment