TOKYO -- Japan will compile a third round of stimulus worth roughly 73.6 trillion yen ($706 billion), Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga said on Tuesday, aiming to shore up an economy threatened by a surge in coronavirus cases.
Suga's first package focuses on fighting outbreak and post-pandemic transition
A hospital ICU in Kawasaki: The stimulus package includes aid to prefectures to expand health care capacity. © Reuters
TOKYO -- Japan will compile a third round of stimulus worth roughly 73.6 trillion yen ($706 billion), Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga said on Tuesday, aiming to shore up an economy threatened by a surge in coronavirus cases.