Core Points - The Japanese government, led by Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, plans to issue more new bonds to finance its economic program, exceeding last year's levels, raising concerns about public finances and rising yields [1][4] - The supplementary budget will involve the issuance of at least 11.5 trillion yen (approximately 73.5 billion USD) in bonds, despite a record tax revenue forecast of 80.7 trillion yen for the current fiscal year [1] - The new debt burden is significantly higher than the 6.7 trillion yen issuance required for the economic measures under former Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba [1] - The supplementary budget, which includes 17.7 trillion yen in new spending, is set to be approved by the cabinet [1] - Concerns about Japan's long-term fiscal situation under Kishida's leadership have unsettled investors, with long-term government bond yields reaching their highest levels in over two decades [4] - Kishida attempted to reassure the market by stating that the total bond issuance for the current fiscal year will be lower than last year's total of 42.1 trillion yen for both initial and supplementary budgets [4]

Group 1 - The approval rating of South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has surpassed 60% after one month in office, reaching 62.1%, an increase of 2.4 percentage points from the previous week [1][3] - The disapproval rating has decreased to 31.4%, down by 2.2 percentage points from the previous week, with 6.5% of respondents indicating they were unsure [3] - Factors contributing to the rise in approval include Lee's communication efforts with the public, government actions regarding the SK Telecom data leak, and new housing policies [3] Group 2 - Lee Jae-myung has expressed humility regarding his approval rating, noting that previous presidents had higher initial ratings, and he aims to earn public support through sincerity [3] - The Prime Minister Kim Min-sik has been tasked with addressing social issues, including public health and safety, and implementing government policies related to economic support and talent retention in AI and biotechnology [4] - The recent supplementary budget has received mixed reviews, with some experts suggesting it may provide short-term economic stimulus but highlighting the need for deeper structural reforms in the long term [3]

金十数据6月23日讯，据韩联社报道，韩国总统李在明23日主持首席秘书和辅佐官会议时就美国空袭伊 朗核设施等中东局势表示，当前中东局势十分严峻，包括总统室在内，政府所有部门都要建立应急响应 体系。李在明表示，有必要出台保护当地韩国公民的安全对策，并指示由国家安全室牵头切实保障当地 韩人韩侨的安全。他说，中东局势的不确定性升级引发外汇、金融和资本市场动荡，有关部门要迅速采 取必要措施并制定稳控物价措施，以防经济不确定性进一步增大。李在明还表示，政府旨在提振内需的 补充预算案已进入等待提交国会的阶段，但若有必要，有关部门要与国会协商将应对中东局势的项目列 为补充预算案覆盖对象。 韩国总统李在明首开幕僚会议 讨论应对中东局势 ...