[Takamatsu 16th Reuters] -
The Bank of Japan deliberation committee member Adachi Seiji stated on the 16th that until the underlying inflation rate achieves the 2% target sustainably and stably, policy interest rates will be raised at an extremely slow pace while maintaining a basically accommodative environment. In order to achieve the 2% target, it is not enough to change the outlook at the moment, but he pointed out that “points requiring some attention have come out.” In addition to the possibility that the yen depreciation correction will intensify as the US interest rate falls, it was “somewhat cautious” about whether sufficient wage increases will continue next year.
They said hello at the financial and economic conference held in Takamatsu City, Kagawa Prefecture.
Commissioner Adachi stated at the Kumamoto Prefecture Financial and Economic Conference held in May this year while the dollar/yen was approaching 160 yen, that “if the situation of excessive depreciation of the yen is prolonged and there will be an impact on price movements, and it is expected that it will affect the realization of price targets, response through monetary policy will also be an option.”
Commissioner Adachi mentioned the sense of uncertainty surrounding the US economy in his remarks on the 16th. Not only in terms of who the next president will be in the US presidential election in November, but depending on the power chart of both houses of the upper and lower chambers that received the results of the congressional elections to be held at the same time, “the economic policy of the United States...

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