日本Merkez Bankası称实现展望的可能性yükselis 上调物价预测

Gate.io data on January 24th, Japan’s Central Bank raised interest rates to the highest level since the global financial crisis of 2008. This highlights the confidence of Japan’s Central Bank that wage increases will stabilize inflation around the 2% target. The Central Bank of Japan said in a statement, “The possibility of achieving the Central Bank of Japan’s outlook has been on the rise.” Many companies have indicated that they will continue to steadily increase wages in this year’s annual wage negotiations. The decision of the Central Bank of Japan highlights its determination to gradually raise interest rates to around 1%, a level that analysts believe will neither cool down the Japanese economy nor overheat it. In the quarterly outlook report, the Central Bank of Japan raised its price forecast due to the increasingly positive outlook for wage growth, which is expected to continue to achieve the inflation target. Data on Friday showed that Japan’s core CPI accelerated in December, marking the fastest year-on-year growth rate in 16 months. Policymakers at the Central Bank of Japan have stated on multiple occasions that if Japan makes progress in promoting wage and consumption cycles to boost inflation, allowing companies to continue passing on higher costs, the Central Bank will continue to raise interest rates.