Tokyo, 30 September 2026 – Japan’s prime minister is expected to promise a flexible response to unexpected economic and financial-market moves in a policy speech scheduled for 5 October. The reported wording is from a draft described by local reporting; it has not yet been delivered as a formal parliamentary commitment. For investors, the issue is whether the government can reassure markets while explaining how spending priorities and debt issuance will be financed.
The planned speech is set for the opening of an extraordinary parliamentary session. Reports say Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi will describe a process for assessing market shocks and responding according to conditions. She is also expected to say that the size of annual government-bond issuance will take interest-rate developments into account. That is a signal of sensitivity to funding costs, not an announced change to the bond calendar.
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