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Japan· OkazakiBOJ reports firms passing on rising costs, strong investment appetite
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) reports that many regions see firms passing on rising costs due to the Middle East conflict, weak yen, and labor expenses, while corporate investment appetite remains strong.
Background
Japan has been grappling with persistent deflation for decades, leading the Bank of Japan to maintain ultra-loose monetary policy. Recent global events and a weak yen have introduced inflationary pressures, challenging the long-standing economic landscape and policy approaches.
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BOJ reports firms passing on rising costs, strong investment appetite
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BOJ reports indicate resilient consumption, strong corporate investment, and firms increasing prices more often due to rising costs, though some may limit pay raises.
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