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Japan's PM calls on businesses to back wage hikes

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Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba (pictured) called on businesses to cooperate in achieving significant wage growth during next year's labor-management talks.

He emphasized the importance of this step to continue last year's progress and move closer to ending Japan's long-standing deflationary mindset. The prime minister also highlighted that higher wages would support the Bank of Japan's efforts to signal potential interest rate hikes, contributing to the country's economic stability.

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