Mumbai, Nov. 10 -- The Japanese yen slid towards 154 per dollar on Monday, hovering near nine-month lows as investors bet on a large-scale stimulus package under Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's new administration. A draft outline revealed plans for tax cuts and incentives targeting 17 major industries, aiming to boost growth while maintaining accommodative monetary policy. The final package is expected by November 21. Meanwhile, the Bank of Japan's October Summary of Opinions hinted that policymakers are monitoring wage trends closely, with another rate hike on the horizon. The dollar index held steady near 99.4 after three sessions of decline, supported by progress in the U.S. Senate toward ending the government shutdown with a temporary...