The Bank of Japan will hold a Monetary Policy Meeting from the 29th. It is highly likely to judge that the underlying inflation rate has reached around 2%, while the policy rate is expected to remain unchanged.
The Bank of Japan will hold a Monetary Policy Meeting from the 29th to the 30th. At the meeting, it is widely expected to assess that the underlying inflation rate has reached 2%.
The Bank of Japan only recently raised rates in September, and discussions this time are also expected to focus on keeping the policy rate unchanged.
The Bank of Japan's assessment of the underlying inflation rate, which it closely monitors, will be a focus of future policy management. The assessment that inflation has "reached around 2%," the target level, is also expected to be included in the Outlook Report.
The Bank of Japan is expected to continue its policy of raising rates as long as inflation does not significantly exceed 2%.