Bank of Japan Governor Ueda: Upside risks to inflation persist
Original headlineJaponya Merkez Bankası Başkanı Ueda: Enflasyonda yukarı yönlü riskler sürüyor
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Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said the central bank expects underlying inflation to remain around 2% but acknowledged persistent upside risks to prices. The remarks signal that the BoJ is not yet comfortable declaring inflation fully under control, keeping alive the possibility of further policy normalization. Investors will watch upcoming wage and services-price data, along with the BoJ’s next policy meeting, for clues on the timing of additional rate hikes. Ueda’s comments matter for global markets because tighter Japanese policy could influence yen flows and cross-border investment.
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Kazuo Ueda, Bank of Japan, Japan