日本央行行长植田和男：消费者物价目前约3%，预计明年初进一步上升
BOJ's Ueda: Consumer prices now around 3% and expected to rise further into early next year
Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said during a conversation with IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva that consumer prices are currently around 3% and are expected to rise further early next year, while underlying inflation may remain near 2%, though with some upside risks. He also said the BOJ will closely watch other central banks' actions because they affect asset prices, interest rates, and exchange rates, and that the central bank is internally discussing its communication approach but has made no formal commitment. Market views on the BOJ's December 18 decision are nearly evenly split.
Kazuo Ueda's remarks that Japan's current inflation is around 3% and may rise further early next year, combined with nearly evenly split market expectations for the BOJ's December 18 policy decision, have increased near-term uncertainty in yen exchange-rate pricing. Beyond policy adjustment developments, the BOJ's assessment of spillovers from overseas central bank policies and progress in its internal communication discussions both warrant close attention from foreign exchange and gold market participants.
植田和男在IMF对话中给出日本CPI约3%且明年初可能进一步上升的判断，为理解日本央行12月18日会议前的政策分歧提供背景。
来源：ForexLive · investinglive.com