Japan's Ministry of Finance is finalizing its budget request guidelines for the next fiscal year, aiming to cap social security spending growth at around 400 billion yen. Crucially, it will not set an upper limit for budget requests related to a new investment framework designed to achieve economic growth through domestic investment.

Japan's Finance Ministry data revealed a record intervention of ¥11.73 trillion ($73.6 billion) over the past month to support the yen, a period marked by significant currency spikes.

Japan's Finance Ministry has disclosed the last set of documents related to the Moritomo Gakuen document-tampering scandal, bringing the total released since last April to approximately 140,000 pages.

Data from Japan's Finance Ministry reveals that overseas remittances from the country have surpassed ¥1 trillion for the first time, reaching ¥1.004 trillion, an 11.5% increase from the previous year.

Japan's Finance Ministry is proposing a significant reduction in medical school admissions. This measure is being considered due to an anticipated surplus of doctors, driven by the country's declining population.

Japan's Finance Ministry reported an 8% year-on-year decrease in exports to the United States in February, marking the third consecutive month of decline. Automobile exports specifically fell by 14.8%, with ongoing US tariff measures cited as a contributing factor.

Japan's Finance Ministry plans to fully digitalize the airport customs system by 2030, aiming to phase out paper declaration forms and streamline the movement of people and goods.

Japan's Ministry of Finance has maintained its baseline assessment that the national economy is "recovering moderately" but emphasized the need to closely monitor the impact of the situation in the Middle East.