El Banco Central de Japón ha publicado un documento de investigación que sugiere que aún están considerando aumentar las tasas de interés.

Gold Ten Data News on August 20th, the two research papers released by the Banco Central of Japan on Tuesday emphasized the persistent inflationary pressure in the economy, indicating that there is still reason to raise interest rates again. The report emphasized the potential impact of Japan's long-term labor shortage on wages and the behavioral changes of companies in pricing in the service industry. A paper on service prices pointed out: 'In the case of increased pumping pressure on wages, corporate pricing behavior is changing,' and it is important to investigate whether this phenomenon will further spread through comprehensive analysis. A paper on the impact of labor shortages emphasized that structural changes in Japan's labor market may give workers more bargaining power to demand higher wages. After the improvement of liquidity in the labor market and the relationship between formal and part-time wages, corporate wage-setting behavior may become more active. These two research papers once again remind people that even if the hawkish signals of Mr. Ueda and Mr. O on the previous month to a certain extent triggered dumping in the global financial markets in early August, raising interest rates is still worth considering.