TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanâs new government faces a dilemma over how to keep its campaign promises while reining in huge debt, a fragile economy that could slip back into recession, and strains in ties with close security ally the United States. Investors watching Japan must also factor in policy gaps among Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyamaâs Democratic Party and two tiny but vocal coalition partners. Fo

{{#tags}}- {{label}}
{{/tags}}