Bank of Japan’s Takata:
- says Japan is seeing early signs of hitting 2% inflation
- says Japan’s economy is recovering moderately
- says he believes that the Bank of Japan must patiently maintain easy monetary policy given the very high uncertainty on the outlook
- At the same time, BOJ must respond nimbly to uncertainty with eye on economic, price outlook
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There’s a chance Japan will see shift in public perception prices and
wages won’t rise much - Japan seeing signs
of change in corporate wage, price-setting behaviour - There is sign of
change in Japan’s trend inflation as rising wages push up inflation
expectations - Inflation is already
exceeding BOJ’s 2% target but there is some distance to achieving it
stably and in sustainable fashion - If overseas
economies slow sharply, that could weigh on Japan’s economy
This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at www.forexlive.com. Source