South Korea's Ministry of Finance announced on October 1 that it would reduce the issuance of government bonds for the current month by 5 trillion won from the original plan, bringing it down to 12 trillion won, and stated that it would consider further reductions if necessary. Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi stated on the same day that she would appropriately control the total annual issuance of government bonds by comprehensively considering the initial budget and supplementary budget. In addition, Takaichi also expressed concern to U.S. President Donald Trump regarding the undervaluation of the Japanese yen and emphasized that Japan's economic policy is not aimed at manipulating foreign exchange.