U.S. President Trump Is Scheduled To Deliver A Speech At 07:00 Beijing Time On October 2

Summary Of The Bank Of Japan's September Opinions: The Cabinet Office Stated That The Government Expects The Bank Of Japan To Implement Monetary Policy As Needed To Stabilize And Achieve Its Price Target, While Working Closely With The Government

Summary Of The Bank Of Japan's September Opinion: One Member Stated That The Terminal Interest Rate May Exceed The Bank Of Japan's Forecast Range, And Market Expectations Will Depend On Overseas Developments

Summary Of The Bank Of Japan's September Opinion: One Member Stated That, Given The Significant Upside Risks To Inflation, The Bank Of Japan Should Not Be Overly Cautious About Raising Interest Rates

Summary Of The Bank Of Japan's September Opinion: One Member Said There Was No Need To Rush To Raise Interest Rates, But Policy Must Be Guided Appropriately Because Underlying Inflation Could Soon Reach 2%

Summary Of The Bank Of Japan's September Opinion: One Member Stated That The Bank Of Japan Must Raise Interest Rates As Soon As Possible In Order To Be Able To Respond Flexibly To Unexpected Economic And Price Changes

Summary Of The Bank Of Japan's September Opinion: One Member Stated That If There Are Signs Of Inflation Exceeding Expectations, The Bank Of Japan Must Accelerate The Pace Of Interest Rate Hikes

Summary Of The Bank Of Japan's September Opinion: One Member Stated That The Bank Of Japan Must Be Flexible In Its Approach, Demonstrating Its Determination To Prevent Excessive Inflation While Also Paying Attention To The Impact On The Foreign Exchange Market

Summary Of The Bank Of Japan's September Opinion: One Member Stated That The Policy Phase Has Changed And That It Is Necessary To Focus On Stabilizing Underlying Inflation At Around 2%

Summary Of The Bank Of Japan's September Opinion: One Member Stated That, Based On Economic, Price, And Financial Developments, It Is Appropriate To Continue Raising Interest Rates