The Bank of Japan is reportedly considering raising its inflation expectations for the 2023 fiscal year to a level closer to 3%. The Bank of Japan's inflation expectation for the fiscal year 2025 is expected to remain around 1.6%.
楚一帆
发表于 2023-10-17 22:41:21
297
0
0
18: At 16:31, the Bank of Japan reportedly considered raising its inflation expectations for the 2023 fiscal year to a level closer to 3%. The Bank of Japan's inflation expectation for the fiscal year 2025 is expected to remain around 1.6%.
CandyLake.com is an information publishing platform and only provides information storage space services.
Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are those of the author only, this article does not represent the position of CandyLake.com, and does not constitute advice, please treat with caution.
Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are those of the author only, this article does not represent the position of CandyLake.com, and does not constitute advice, please treat with caution.
转播
You may like
- US November CPI Outlook: Rising commodity prices and sustained resistance to anti inflation trend
- The unknown is the most dangerous! The market is becoming increasingly confused about whether the Bank of Japan will raise interest rates next week or not
- Global highlights for next week: Super central bank hits hard, Federal Reserve's favorite inflation indicator released
- The 'super event' shakes global financial markets, with attention paid to the Federal Reserve's most favored inflation indicator
- The Bank of Japan maintains policy interest rates unchanged! Bitcoin once fell below $100000
- Putin just admitted that inflation is a concern, but the Russian central bank unexpectedly stopped raising interest rates
- Foreign investors are selling! The Bank of Korea's intervention to 'rescue the market' will further cut interest rates
- Nippon Steel Corporation delays its plan to acquire US Steel Company until March next year
- Big news from the Federal Reserve! Attempting to reassess the impact of the new Trump administration on the US economy and inflation
