Japan advisers propose delaying primary surplus target to after FY2020 - RTRS
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A draft obtained by Reuters showed on Wednesday, the private-sector members of the Japanese Council on Economic and Fiscal Policy will propose on Thursday that the government delay its time frame for achieving a primary budget surplus to sometime after fiscal 2020/21.
The private-sector members of the panel will also ask the government to spend as little as possible on fiscal stimulus in any extra budget it compiles, the draft outlined.
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