Japan Prime Minister's Advisor Foresees Increased Wage Hikes in Comparison to Last Year

Wednesday, 13 March 2024, 08:17

Japan's Prime Minister's advisor, Yata, suggests that wage hikes for this year are expected to surpass last year's levels. To combat deflation, continuous wage increases are essential and should be extended to workers nationwide. The government maintains a hands-off approach towards the Bank of Japan's independent policy-making, particularly in relation to the upcoming March decision.
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Japan Prime Minister's Advisor Foresees Increased Wage Hikes in Comparison to Last Year

Japan PM Advisor Yata Predicts Higher Wage Hikes for 2021

Japan's Prime Minister's advisor, Yata, suggests that wage hikes for this year are expected to surpass last year's levels. To combat deflation, continuous wage increases are essential and should be extended to workers nationwide. The government maintains a hands-off approach towards the Bank of Japan's independent policy-making, particularly in relation to the upcoming March decision.


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