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Real interest rates are extremely low, and the adjustment of the degree of easing is to be realized based on the economic and price outlook = Nakagawa Bank of Japan Committee Member 9/11 (Wed) 11:17 distribution

There are too many unnecessary remarks.
[秋田市 on the 11th, Reuters] - Junko Nakagawa, a member of the Bank of Japan's Policy Board, said on the 11th that the real interest rate is currently at a very low level, and if the Bank of Japan's economic and price outlook continues to be realized, the degree of monetary easing will be adjusted from the perspective of achieving the price target. However, when considering policy adjustments, it is necessary to evaluate carefully and make judgments on the impact of changes in the financial market on the economic and price outlook, reflecting on the market trends after the July rate hike, just as before.

Mr. Nakagawa made a speech at the Financial and Economic Discussion Forum in Akita Prefecture.

Regarding the Japanese economy, Nakagawa stated that it is in a situation where it can expect a positive cycle of wages and prices supported by high corporate earnings. Although the market experienced significant volatility in early August, he said, "During this time, there have been no major changes in the fundamentals of our country's economy."
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  • minmaru : Will the yen appreciate further at the press conference starting at 14:00?

  • 失金狼売キング : There's no need to bother making such remarks. Both Ueda and the self-centered fool make me wonder if they are the officials of the Bank of Japan.

  • 超長期投資家 : I am appealing to be able to go to the next place like Hageda.

  • mrhudson : Silly puppet. What were you doing 3 years back??

  • JUNCHAN1119 : It's my fault that I lost money on stocks, but currency exchange is not my responsibility. It's really painful to lose 20 yen considering the amount of investment! ❗

  • live dog penetrate : Japan's neutral interest rate is assumed to be 2%, so I haven't said anything wrong.

    Nominal interest rate = potential growth rate + inflation rate
    Japan argues that Japanese stocks are a buy for investors because Japanese companies have growth potential
    However, when they actually try to raise interest rates to match their self-proclaimed potential growth, everyone criticizes it in unison
    On the flip side, this means that Japan is admitting that its growth potential is extremely low and raising interest rates would be a bad idea
    In other words, anyone can see that Japan and Japanese companies lack allure and it goes without saying that buying stocks is out of the question.

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