Bank Of Japan Board Member Ayano Sato: The Weak Yen Also Burdens Households And Small Businesses By Increasing Import Costs

Bank Of Japan Board Member Ayano Sato: It Is Important To Carefully Examine Whether The Recent Inflation Is Temporary, Cost-driven Price Increases, Or More Persistent, Demand-driven Inflation

Bank Of Japan Board Member Ayano Sato: Generally Speaking, A Weaker Yen Is Beneficial To Boosting Exporters' Profits And Inbound Tourism

Bank Of Japan Board Member Ayano Sato: We Need To Pay Attention To The Downside Risks To Economic Growth And The Upside Risks To Inflation

Bank Of Japan Board Member Ayano Sato: Monetary Policy Should Focus On Inflation, While Fiscal Policy Should Focus On The Impact On Households And Businesses

Bank Of Japan Board Member Ayano Sato: Short-term, Large-scale Foreign Exchange Fluctuations Are Not A Good Thing; Foreign Exchange Fluctuations Should Reflect Fundamentals

Bank Of Japan Board Member Ayano Sato: It Is Crucial That Fiscal And Monetary Policies Each Play Their Respective Roles

Bank Of Japan Board Member Ayano Sato: The Weak Yen Boosted Exports But Pushed Up Import Prices, Leading To A Decline In Real Household Income

Bank Of Japan Board Member Ayano Sato: Businesses Are More Aggressive In Raising Wages And Prices, So The Weaker Yen May Have A Greater Impact On Inflation Than In The Past

Bank Of Japan Board Member Ayano Sato: I Do Not Wish To Comment On My Policy Views At This Time

Germany's Ministry Of Economic Affairs: Germany Will Strengthen Cooperation With Canada To Build A High-performance And Resilient Semiconductor Ecosystem

Bank Of Japan Board Member Ayano Sato: The De-escalation Of Tensions In The Middle East Is A Positive Development, But The Economic Outlook Remains Uncertain

Bank Of Japan Board Member Ayano Sato: We Will Review The Impact Of The Situation In The Middle East On The Japanese Economy And Prices

London Metal Exchange (LME): Zinc Inventories Decreased By 700 Tons, Tin Inventories Increased By 15 Tons, Nickel Inventories Increased By 6 Tons, Copper Inventories Decreased By 3,875 Tons, Aluminum Inventories Decreased By 1,550 Tons, And Lead Inventories Increased By 375 Tons