(Bloomberg) -- Higher inflationary expectations and price tolerance are taking root in Japan, a development that supports the central bank’s moves to...
-- Higher inflationary expectations and price tolerance are taking root in Japan , a development that supports the central bank’s moves to normalize policy and raise interest rates further.Trump Has Only $6.8 Million for Legal Fees With Trial Underway
“This is a big shift for Japan’s economy,” said Tomo Kinoshita, global market strategist at Invesco Asset Management, commenting on the report. “Unless there is a huge policy mistake, Japan probably won’t go back to a deflationary mindset.” The central bank’s Tankan data this month revealed that Japanese businesses see the annual inflation rate at 2.1% five years ahead, staying at the highest level for five quarters in data going back to 2014.
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