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Bank Of Japan Board Member Yoichi Sou: If Inflation Is Not Kept Under Control, Companies May Be Forced To Raise Wages Further To Retain Employees, Thus Creating A Vicious Cycle
Bank Of Japan Board Member Zeng Yi Said: We Need To Closely Monitor Whether The Weak Yen Will Affect Underlying Inflation
Bank Of Japan Policy Board Member Yoichi Masaki Stated That Since The Policy Rate Is Now Close To The Projected Neutral Level, The Bank Of Japan Needs To Take A More Comprehensive Look At Factors Such As Prices, Employment, And Financial Conditions When Considering Further Interest Rate Hikes
Bank Of Japan Board Member Yoichi: Given That Japan Is No Longer In A Period Of Deflation, Negative Real Interest Rates Should Be Addressed As Soon As Possible
Bank Of Japan Board Member Yoichi Masaki Stated That, In The Long Run, Food Prices Are Generally The Key Determinant Of Future Inflation
Bank Of England Deputy Governor Briden: The Initial Stablecoin Plan May Have Been Too Conservative, And The Central Bank Is Working Very Hard To Study Alternatives
Bank Of Japan Board Member Yoichi Masakazu Said: "The Energy Shock Caused By The War With Iran Could Have A More Severe Impact On The Japanese Economy Than The First Oil Crisis In 1973. This Risk Deserves Attention."
Bank Of Japan Board Member Yoichi Masaki: Taking This Trend Into Account, The Bank Will Determine The Appropriate Size Of Its Balance Sheet
Bank Of Japan Board Member Masaki: Since The 2008 Global Financial Crisis, Liquidity Regulation Of Global Financial Institutions Has Become Stricter, And The Demand For Central Bank Reserves Has Also Been Constantly Changing
Bank Of Japan Board Member Yoichi Masaki: This Does Not Necessarily Mean That The Balance Sheet Should Be Reduced To The Level Before The Implementation Of Quantitative And Qualitative Easing
Bank Of Japan Board Member Yoichi Masaki Stated That The Bank Of Japan Will Need To Strictly Review The Pace Of Its Japanese Government Bond Purchases After March 2027, While Also Paying Close Attention To Market Conditions
Bank Of Japan Board Member Yoichi Soi: Higher Distribution Costs, Rising Transportation Costs, And Imported Fertilizer Prices Could Lead To Higher Food Prices, Potentially Causing A Lasting Rather Than Temporary Shock
Bank Of England Deputy Governor Briden: We Are Keen To Establish A Mechanism That Enables Stablecoins To Function Successfully And Benefit Users
Bank Of Japan Board Member Yoichi Masaki Stated That While Rising Fuel Prices May Only Be A Temporary Shock, There Is Concern That This Could Further Accelerate Japan's Increasing Distribution Costs
Bank Of Japan Policy Board Member Masayoshi Amamiya Stated: Going Forward, It Will Be Crucial To Ensure That The Underlying Inflation Rate Does Not Exceed 2% By Raising The Policy Interest Rate In A Timely And Appropriate Manner
Bank Of Japan Policy Board Member Yoichi Masaki: That Being Said, If The Data Does Not Show Clear Signs Of An Economic Downturn, I Believe That The Policy Rate Should Be Raised As Early As Possible
Bank Of Japan Policy Board Member Masaki Yoichi: At The April Monetary Policy Meeting, I Judged That The Current Situation Does Not Support A Hasty Interest Rate Hike

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