Bank of Japan Policy Board member Naoki Tamura said the central bank is not currently in a situation where it would be forced to raise interest rates rapidly to respond to a sharp rise in inflation.
According to Jin10, Tamura said that if “falling behind the curve” is defined as the Bank of Japan being compelled to hike rates quickly in reaction to surging inflation, then Japan is not in that situation now.
Bank of Japan’s Tamura Says Japan Is Not in a Situation Requiring Rapid Rate Hikes
2026-06-25 13:35:35
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