REUTERS
August 31, 2020 at 11:40 JST
Fumio Kishida, the Liberal Democratic Party policy chief, speaks in Tokyo on Aug. 28. (Pool)
Fumio Kishida, a senior Japanese ruling party official seen as among candidates to become next prime minister, on Monday voiced caution over the idea of cutting the sales tax rate to help the economy weather the hit from the coronavirus pandemic. [Read More]
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