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Japan has announced a $65 billion plan to boost local semiconductor production and stabilize supply chains.
The plan will not be backed by deficit-covering bonds, Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said.
The government expects the plan to generate more than a trillion dollars in economic impact.
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